On the Use of Lead Plate in Simple Ulcer, and of Sandbag in Bubo

country, the introduction of the subject may be justified by the fact that there are many regimental surgeons who are not. Again, the apparent triviality of the disease whose treatment is mentioned, in comparison with many grave conditions discussed in these columns, is counterbalanced by the fact that in the Native Army, with men so insensitive to pain as the sepoys, who will go on letting ulcers that began as abrasions eat into them da}' after day without thinking of reporting sick till they go dead lame, ulcer from shoebite is responsible for a proportion of the percentage constantly sick in healthy regiments, that makes its rapid cure, as well as its prevention, a matter of no small