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OF EEMPER COLLEGE, ST LOUIS, MS

 SOURI,. FESHE regular lectures in this institution com \ mence on the first Monday of November, and close during the last week of February The ia Suty IS composed of the following Professors ]. N. MCDOWELL, NJ D.,

 Professors of Anatomy and Surgery. THOS. BARBOUR, M D.,

 Prof. Obstehcts and diseases of women and

 children.

 R. r. BARRETT, MD

 Prof. Physiology and Materia Medica. ]. 5. JOHNSON, NJ. D,

 Prof. Pathology and ChIinical Medicine. J. r. SOWILL, M. D.,

 Prof. Chemistry and Pharmacy. J. s. MOORE M. D.,

 Prof. of Theory and Practice of Medicine

 and Dean of the Faculty C. W. STEVENS, Nj b,

 Adjunct Prof. of Anatomy and Surgery, and

 Demonstrator of Anatomy. The college IS pleasantly located in the western pat of the city, is well arranged for the purpose of medical instruction, and contains an ample museum, and chemical apparatus. The materials for anato- mical investigation are superabmdGHa; and the St. Louis Hospital, in which chniques are delivered three times a week, by the Professor of Pathology, and surgical operations performed by the Professor ot Anatomy and Surgery affords to students the best opportunities for acquiring practical know ledge. Aggregate cost of tickets $l05; matricula- tion fee, $5 co; graduation fee, S20 %. Board from $Sl0 to SIP per month.

 JOHN s. MOORE, M. D.,

 Dean of the Medical Faculty August, 1915. 5l-lm