Absence of Bronzed Liver in Remittent Fever.—Dr. McGowen, of
Memphis, Tenn., publishes in the Memphis Medical Recorder, for Sep-
tember, the “post mortem examination of a case that had died of ihc
comatose form of the Remittent Fever,” in which the bronze color of the
liver, described by Dr. Stewardson and others, as characteristic of the
disease,-was not perceived. Prof. Wooten, of Memphis, adds to this case
some remarks, in which he says: “ Since Dr. Stewardson published his
cases, we have examined about a half dozen, and in not a single one
have we witnessed the bronzed liver as described by that gentleman.”