. Plexus. facts. Quiz Master—What is one of the cardinal symptoms ofthis disease? Whiskered Medic. — Abdominal tenderness over thetricuspid area. Mr. Staley now walks with a firmer step, and carries amore decided countenance. Why? A new boy at home. Friend Baekman decided not to have the typhoid fever,and is around attending to his duties a faithfully as ever. Dr. Allen—In making a diagnosis, with what disease isscurvy most likely to be confused? Wochos (After due de-liberation) Scorbutus. Dr. D. (Illustrating a delusion) — Mr. P. was that a de-lusion or an illusion I described? Uncertain F. (
. Plexus. facts. Quiz Master—What is one of the cardinal symptoms ofthis disease? Whiskered Medic. — Abdominal tenderness over thetricuspid area. Mr. Staley now walks with a firmer step, and carries amore decided countenance. Why? A new boy at home. Friend Baekman decided not to have the typhoid fever,and is around attending to his duties a faithfully as ever. Dr. Allen—In making a diagnosis, with what disease isscurvy most likely to be confused? Wochos (After due de-liberation) Scorbutus. Dr. D. (Illustrating a delusion) — Mr. P. was that a de-lusion or an illusion I described? Uncertain F. (In low tone)—An illusion. • Dr. D. (Who did not hear)—Spell your answer please. Mr. F. (After sufficient prompting from behind)— n. Di\ Bacon—In case of cancer of the cervix complicat-ing pregnancy, would you do a vaginal or abdominal hyste-rectomy? Mrr C. — Abdominal. Dr. Bacon—Why? Mr. C. — Because it would be less likely to produceabortion. -f. 05 < oso «SO M s O. 2 a £a a> oo CD ;o ? p & ^ g-g °S_c °Eh o ^ts £ . e3 J: a o -a * §S «S •s^^i o ,3 t-i u a 3 08 o a Ed J Eh .S| c CD S 6o i> o sag oWfe: S EiC O a a 0) 0> T3 W CD u Sk cc! S-, HIS J be CD c3O £ W .2 . lis* co S & ^ a? c3 << w an o3 CD_ CD CD o %3 OPh s 5b CD U ^S g«l CD jiM CD ss Notes. 525 J. E. Clark was demonstrating a very typical case ofHutchinsons teeth to his colleagues, when the patient informed him that teeth were false. This incident illustratesthe high degree of skill in modern dentistry. Dr. Benson has ideas of his own on raising children; heeven went so far as to say that a good spanking was nota bad thing for some youngsters. JUNIOR Eckman in further research work has developed anew treatment for dysentery. Give large doses of a 1 to200 solution of mercuric chloride. Exact dose not seated. Gearin electrified the class in surgery by stating thathydatid cysts were congenital and therefore have a strik-ing resemblance to dermoid c
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