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MATERIA MEDICA FOR INDIA.
Giving the Official Drugs and Preparations according to the British Pharmacopoeia
of 1898, with details of over 300 of the most important Indian Drugs, and practical
statements of their Pharmacology, Therapeutics, and Pharmacy.
By C F. PONDER, M.&, and D. HOOFER, F*GS* FJ~S.
Journal of Tropical Medicine. — "We commend this book to Students of Medicine in India. It is carefully and accurately written, and the descriptions of the properties of drugs can be readily followed and understood."
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THE INDIGENOUS DRUGS OF INDIA
SHORT DESCRIPTIVE NOTICES OF THE PRINCIPAL MEDICINAL PRODUCTS MET WITH IN BRITISH INDIA.
By RAI BAHADUR KANNY LAL DEY, CLE.
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INDIAN TOXICOLOGY.
By F. N. WINDSOR, MJ&, lvLR.CS-, BjS^ B&G
(Captain I. M.S.), Chemical Analyst and Bacteriologist to the Government
of Burma.
Being an attempt to describe fully those poisons which are used in India, and to omit such as are only toxicological curiosities.
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MANUAL OF OPHTHALMIC
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Professor of Ophthalmic Surgery, Calcutta University. Illustrated by Stereoscopic and other Photos of operations.
Lancet. — •• A work of sterling value, which may be safely recommended to the student, and will be read with profit by every ophthalmic surgeon."
