By R. T. Trail, M.D., New York.

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Triennial Catalogue, containing a List of Names of the Graduates of the Hygeio-Therapeutic College; Report to the Regents of the University of the State of New York; Philosophy of Hygeio-Therapy, and Dr Trail's Introductory Lecture to the Medical Class of 1863-4. This is the doctor's latest, and one of his best works. 1s.

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Anatomical and Physiological Plates, six in number, designed for Lecturers and Teachers. They illustrate the Viscera, Organs of Special Sense, and the principal Veins, Arteries, and Nerves. £4.

By Dr Shew.

The Hydropathic Family Physician. With many illustrations. 12s.

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Children: their Diseases and Management. 6s.

By Mrs Lydia F. Fowler, M.D.

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By Dr Dio Lewis.

Weak Lungs, and How to make them Strong. 6s.

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The Parent's Guide for the Transmission of Desired Qualities to Children. 2s 6d.

Vegetable Diet, as Sanctioned by Medical Men and Experience in all ages. By W. Alcott. 5s.

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Water and Vegetable Diet in Chronic Diseases. 6s.

Errors in the Water Cure by some of its Practitioners. 1s.

Theory and Principles of Hydropathy. Dr E. Johnson. 1s 6d.

Simple Questions and Sanitary Facts for the Use of the People. 2s.

Illness; its Cause and Cure. A practical work. 1s.

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