Practise of Gynæcology

The fact, that this is the 5th edition of a book which was first published in L905, speaks for the popularity in which it is held, and for the want it has evidently supplied. Before criticising this edition it would be well to point that, in it many additions have been made and alterations undertaken. For instance, the recent advances' in the diagnosis and treatment of syphilis have naturally necessitated a"reconsideration, as also the progress made in the domain of electrotherapeutics. The latest work on internal secre-