The object of this work is to provide a text-book containing more physiology than the books on anatomy and physiology hitherto provided for nurses. The book is very fully illustrated and contains a number of questions for each chapter; also an extensive glossary, which includes a detailed explanation of all the chemical and physical terms used. Practical Nursing A Text-Book for Nurses By Anna Caroline Maxwell Superintendent of the Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing and Amy Elizabeth Pope Formerly Instructor in the Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing; Instructor in School of Nursing, St. Luke’s Hospital, San Francisco, Cal. _Third Edition, Revised. Crown 8^o. About 900 pages. With 91 Illustrations. $2.00. Postage extra_ Over 50,000 copies of _Practical Nursing_ had been sold up to January 1st, 1914. This new edition has been entirely reset, revised, and enlarged, and contains over 50 per cent. more material than the previous editions. An important feature of the new edition is, that the authors have not confined themselves to one method of treatment where experience has shown that other methods may be more effective in certain cases. Detailed instructions have been given, thus bringing the book in line with the latest developments in practical nursing. A Text-Book of Materia Medica for Nurses Compiled by Lavinia L. Dock Graduate of Bellevue Training School for Nurses, Secretary of the American Federation of Nurses and of the International Council of Nurses, etc. _Fourth edition, revised and enlarged. 12^o. net, $1.50_ “The work is interesting, valuable, and worthy of a position in any library.”—_N. Y. Medical Record._ “It is written very concisely, and little can be found in it to criticize unfavorably, except the inevitable danger that the student will imagine after reading it that the whole subject has been mastered. The subject of therapeutics has been omitted as not a part of a nurse’s study, and this omission is highly to be commended. It will prove a valuable book for the purpose for which it is intended.”—_N. Y. Medical Journal._ * * * * * G. P. Putnam’s Sons New York London ------------------------------------------------------------------------ TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES