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- Ten lectures on medical electricity: embracing the system of electropathic treatment, as taught by Dr. Paige, of Boston : together with extracts from various works, giving the views of Dr. Golding Bird, of London, Dr. Channing, of Boston, and others1
- Terrible tractoration!! A poetical petition against galvanising trumpery, and the Perkinistic Institution: in four cantos : most respectfully addressed to the Royal College of Physicians1
- The "sinusoidal" current in electrotherapy1
- The Boston Post-Graduate School of Electro- and Mechano- Therapeutics1
- The application of electricity as a therapeutic agent1
- The application of the electric light current in electro-therapeusis1
- The curability of epilepsy and epileptoid affections by galvanism and the phosphated and arseniated bromides1
- The electrical treatment of fibroid tumors: read before the third Annual Meeting of the American Electro-Therapeutic Association, held in Chicago, Sept. 12, 13 and 14, 18931
- The electro-therapeutic guide1
- The electro-therapeutics of rheumatism1
- The electrolytic treatment of cancer1
- The electropathic guide: devoted to electricity and its medical applications1
- The electropathic guide: prepared with particular reference to home practice : containing hints on the care of the sick, the treatment of disease, and the use of electricity, with full directions for treating over 100 diseases1
- The faradic treatment of uterine fibroids1
- The increased efficacy of massage in combination with the electro-vapor bath1
- The measured effects of certain therapeutic agents, among which especially are lavage, HCl, and intragastric electricity, upon the secretory and motor functions of the stomach in cases of chronic catarrh (glandular gastritis): read before the Section of Therapeutics, Pan-American Congress, at Washington, September, 18931
- The medical advantages of Dr. Paige's perpetual electrometers and galvanic supporters: with directions for their use1
- The medical application of electricity2
- The medical use of electricity, in the form of general electrization: being a paper read before the New York Academy of Medicine, July 3, 18671
- The medical use of electricity: with special reference to general electrization as a tonic in neuralgia, rheumatism, dyspepsia, chorea, paralysis, and other affections associated with general debility, with illustrative cases1