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Title: American X-ray journal
Year: 1899 (1890s)
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Subjects: X-Rays Radiography
Publisher: St. Louis : American X-Ray Publishing Co.
Contributing Library: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia Historical Medical Library
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refore heartily recommend this volumeto our readers, believing that they will not be dis-appointed in adding it to their libraries—Medi-cal Times and Register, Phila., Pa., January,1898. Manual of Static Electricity in X-Rayand Therapeutic Uses, $6 00 Treatment of Disease by ElectricCurrents. $7 50 Eureka Springs, Ark., As a summer and winter resort cannot be sur-passed. To this famous all-year-round resortround-trip tickets are on sale from all principalcities throughout the country at greatly reducedrates. Double daily trains from St. Louis. A neatlittle pamphlet giving detailed description of Eu-reka Springs will be mailed free upon applicationto Geo. T. Nicholson, Genl Pass. Agt., FriscoLine, St. Louis, Mo. ESTABLISHED, 1866. C. IT. HANSON, 44 CLAhK STREET, CHICAGO, ILL. Engravers, Die Makers, BRASS SIGNS, NAME PLATES, RUBBER STAMPS,Baggage Checks, Etc. IV ADVERTISKM I.N I S. The Morton-Witnshnrst-HoltzInfluence Machine, FOR THERAPEUTICAL AND X-RAY PURPOSES. BEST I N TH E WO RLD
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THE MONEI.L STATIC TUBE. BEST I N TH E W0RLD St Louis, Mo.. Jany 16. 1898. Van Houten & Ten Broeck. New York. Gentlemen :—The machine is a model of mechanical skill, and is a source of constant delight andadmiration to those who have seen it. Those who have experienced its potency in disease are loud inits praise, and as for myself, there is no one agent in the whole realm of scientific medicine ihatgives me so much satisfaction in its employment, as does Static electricity. The tube you sent with the machine, has developed into one of high efficiency. Heart pulsationsare plainly seen, and objects such as a watch-key, tin horse-shoe and star, such as found on Horse-Shoe and Star tobacco, are plainly visible through a y2 inch pine board, at a distance of about 28!u6t u J; ^ ■ >. wltnessed this tube in operation January 13th, and he confesses that he had never seen X-radiance before, such as was shown with my 8-plate machine, and MonelliH f- ,, A ,, Say DrIS one of a commi«e

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