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- Facts in relation to Mrs. Leigh's system of curing stammering, and other impediments of speech: submitted to the consideration of the public, and particularly of those unfortunate members of it, who unhappily labour under any [illegible], hitherto, in a great degree, incurable obstacles to the enjoyment of the pleasures of conversation and social intercourse1
- Facts in relation to important cures effected by the use of Sands' sarsaparilla1
- Facts in relation to the history of the Albany Medical College Museum, together with a comparative review of the museums of Great Britain: the introductory address of the course of 1879-80 at the Albany Medical College, delivered October 7, 18791
- Facts of vital statistics in the United States: with tables and diagrams1
- Facts regarding the disinfecting powers of chlorine: with an explanation of the mode in which it operates, and with directions how it should be applied for disinfecting purposes : in a letter1
- Facts serving to prove the contagiousness of tuberculosis1
- Facts to think about, and what's the remedy1
- Facts, not fancies, as told by cured patients of health specialist Sproule1
- Facts, observations, and conjectures relative to the generation of the opossum of North-America: in a letter from Professor Barton to Mons. Roume, of Paris1
- Facts, observations, and practical illustrations, relative to puerperal fever, scarlet fever, pulmonary consumption, and measles: a general view of the pathology and treatment of chronic diseases : with illustrations of the utility of sulphureous waters, and observations of the efficacy of the balsam of copaiva in inflammations of the mucous membranes1
- Faculty valedictory of the Medical Department of the University of Nashville and Vanderbilt University: delivered before the graduates, session of 1875-761
- Fads in the practice of medicine, and the cause and prevention of disease1
- Failure of vaccination: variolous infection an illusion : vaccination an injury to health and a danger to life, and as a protection against small-pox, a vanity1
- Fair play is a jewel1
- Faith and health1
- Faith healing and kindred phenomena (supplementary article)1
- Faith-cures1
- Fallacies and claims: a word to the world on homoeopathy1
- Fallacies and delusions of the medical profession1
- False popular notions in connection with tuberculosis1