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IMPORTANT MEDICAL WORKS—continued

INFECTIOUS DISEASES: Their Etiology, Diagnosis, and Treatment. By G. H. Roger, Professor Extraordinary in the Faculty of Medicine of Paris, Member of the Biological Society, Physician to the Hospital of Porte d'Aubervilliers. Translated by M. S. Gabriel, M.D. In one very handsome royal octavo volume of 874 pages, Illustrated with 43 Engravings. Cloth. Price 30s. net.

A TEXT-BOOK OF THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE. For Students and Practitioners. By Hobart Amory Hare, M.D., B.Sc., Professor of Therapeutics in the Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia; Laureate of the Royal Academy of Medicine in Belgium; of the Medical Society of London, etc., etc. New (Second) Edition, Revised and Enlarged. In one very handsome royal octavo volume of 1132 pages, Illustrated with 131 Engravings and 11 Plates in colours and monochrome. Cloth. Price 21s. net.

"We can recommend it as one containing a vast amount of information useful to students and practitioners. The sections on tropical diseases may be especially mentioned, and the text-book will be useful to medical men practising in countries in which such diseases are likely to be met with."—Lancet.

"A valuable feature of the work is the great attention given to the important subject of the specific infective diseases. There can be no hesitation in recommending Dr Hare's work, now in its second edition, as an excellent text-book."—British Medical Journal.

PATHOGENIC MICRO-ORGANISMS. Including Bacteria and Protozoa.' A Manual for Practitioners, Health Officers, and Students. By William H. Park, M.D., Professor of Bacteriology and Hygiene in the University and Bellevue Hospital Medical College. Second Edition, revised and Enlarged. In one royal octavo volume of 556 pages, with 156 Engravings and 4 coloured Plates. Cloth. Price 18s. net.

"The work, which is well up to date throughout, and remarkably free from printers' errors, is one of the best treatises on its subject; and though it has been specially written for students and practitioners, we feel sure that it will be of equal, if not greater, value and assistance to the laboratory worker."—Edinburgh Medical Journal.

"This work possesses a distinct character and individuality which makes the appearance of a second edition very welcome. Dr Park's book, since it does not simply add to the stock of text-books but contains much special information, may be strongly recommended to the serious student of bacteriology and public health."―Lancet.

London: HENRY KIMPTON, 13 Furnival Street, Holborn, E.C.