DEPARTMENT,BOSTOIT, MASS.COURSES OF STUDY North Face Clearance FOR GRADUATES 1893-94.The Medical School of Harvard University hits arranged a greuly enlarged and tmp-oved plan of Instruction for graduates, embracing all the branches The North Face Outlet of practical and sciemiBu medicine. It is designed to supply those opportunities for cl.uioal and laboratory study which hare hitherto been sought In Europe by young graduates and Ralph Lauren Outlet practitioners.The new and extensive laboratories of the School are inferior to none in America, and the clinical advantages afforded by the hospitals of Boston famish sbondan t material for Oakley Sunglasses all purposes of instruction. The following are North Face Outlet the principal iuslitut.ons : Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston Lying in Hospital, Boston City Hospital, The Children's Hospital.Boston Dispensary, McLean Asylum for tho insane, Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, North Face Outlet Store Boston Lunatic Hospital,Free Hospital for Women, The Carney Hospital.Instructors in the Medical School are members of the medical and surgical s.aff of these institutions.Teaching will be conducted In small classes and under the personal direct.on or the heads of the departments.The courses will be mostly of eight weeks' duration, and tbe practitioner will be able during a brief residence to take several of them. Those desiring to stud .specialty may pursue long, continnous courses in any single brauch at r duced rates. Instruction will be given throughout the academic year, October to June. A certificate of attendance will be furnished when desired.The following Courses are announced for 1893-94.may be North Face Coat of imoortance to the general practitioner, ami will Include special lectures which have been arranged according to the following C I BLAKETiro lectures on Middle Far Oprratkm,Oct. 18, 25. Profes-or H. P. BOWDITCH.TWOlectures on Anthropometry and The Lars ofGlie 11 20 Dr EDWARDCOWLK.Two /return on Mental Physiology,.Ian. 24.31. Dr. F. W. DRAPER.One lecture on a special medico-legal subject,!: Profess r THOMASDWIOBTTwo lectureson The Topographical Anatomy of the Thor-x and Abdomen, illustrated by frozen sections,Nov. 1, 8. A-t. Proff KKVST- Tiro lectures on Alliances in Ba-teriol gu,Jan. 13. 17. Dr. J OH. MeMis.- Two lectures on Ocariotomy,March 7, 14. Dr. HENRYJACKSON./ 'cture'son Diseases of tht Heart, ynDr. P C. KNPITim iVc'urrs on Traumatic Servous Affections.April 4. II. Professor C 8. MISOT.Twoon structure and Functions of the Uterus.D r.27. da. 3. Dr. J. J. PirTNM.Two lectures on The Present Status of the Therapeutics of KrrrousMa'ch 21 8 Asst Professor M. H. RICHt NMn. Three lectures on The Applied Anatomy and Surgery of the Vermiform Appendix, The Anatomy or the Gail 'Bladder, and AMominal F.mrrurncies,N-v. 15, 22. I c. 6. Asst. Profess, r T. M. ROTCH.Tiro lectures on Infant Feeding,April 25. Mvl ER STANDISHOne lecture on Fu-clmnnl X'rraus Disturbing due toOn/or Ktrors.April 1. Dr. W. F. WHITNE Two lectures on The t the Fallopian Tubes, The North Face Outlet Store including Tubal IT. ijimiicn.Feb. 7, 14. Professor E. S. WOOD.-7'tro lectures on Urinary Diagnosis,Feb. 21, 28. For further information and full description of all the courses mentioned, addressDR. WM. L. RICHARDSON, Dean,HARVARDMEDICALSCHOOL,688 Boylston St BOSTOK,MAS|Published Oakley Canada Weekly by DAMRELL kUPHAM, corner School