On Cancerous and Cancroid Growths

Abstract

not calculated to assist in investigations of this kind. They are too much occupied with the business, or even, often, with the pleasures of life, to devote any time to pursuits of a literary character; but if nineteen out of twenty-a proportion, we think, quite beyond the markare of this class, if every twentieth member of the Association will enter con amore into this investigation, or others of a similar character, we shall have the united practical observations of nearly 200 practitioners in different localities throughout the kingdom. We have no hesita. tion in affirming that a report produced from such materials, and extending over one or two years, would be the most valuable document ever devoted to the interests of science and humanity.