Lectures on the Action of Medicines

students at St. Bartholomew's Hospital. We refrain designed!) from giving any further information about the book, because 1 is one which every medical man should possess and use 1? instruction, relaxation, and enjoyment. For variety and frest1 ness of interest, for stirring incident, for pointed anecdote, i0 entertainment and for general mental and moral improvemel? (as well as for the abundant technical information so ) afforded) we have no hesitation in saying that this book ta excels the modern novel, and should be the guide, philosopher' and friend of every practitioner. In The Beth Book we aI.