Treatment of Internal Diseases for Physicians and Students

chapter on the treatment of neurasthenia. The result is all that could be desired. There is no form of treatment which has not been given its place; diet, climate, altitude, baths and waters are all alluded to at length in the discussion of every disease which in their use is beneficial or the reverse. With regard to drug treatment, one cannot do better than quote the Editor's own words when he says in the preface that he has in his notes interspersed in the book called the reader's attention several times to what he