DISCOVERY OF ADDISON’S DISEASE; ONE PARTICULAR AFFECTION OF THE SUPRA-RENAL CAPSULES - CONSTITUTIONAL SYMPTOMS AND EXTERNAL SIGNS - CASE WITH CARIES OF THE SACRO-ILIAC SYNCHONDROSIS; PRESENCE OF CHARACTERISTIC SYMPTOMS AND SIGNS - CASE WITH TURBERCLE IN LUNGS; APPEARANCE OF SYMPTOMS VERY SHORTLY BEFORE DEATH; SLIGHTNESS OF DISCOLORATION - CASE WITH SLIGHT TUBERCLE OF LUNGS AND PERITONEUM; DISEASE ARISING PROBABLY FROM LOCAL INJURY; LONG COURSE OF ILLNESS; INTENSE AND UNIFORM DISCOLORATION - OCCASIONAL LATENCY OF DISEASE; CASE IN ILLUSTRATION - OCCASIONAL INTERMITTENT COURSE OF THE DISEASE; CASE IN ILLUSTRATION - CASE WITH CARIES OF VERTEBRÆ WITHOUT DISCOLORATION; DEATH AT AN EARLY STAGE OF THE DISEASE - CASE OF SPURIOUS DISCOLORATION; ABSENCE OF CHARACTERISTIC SYMPTOMS AND SIGNS - NATURE OF ADDISON’S DISEASE; RELATION BETWEEN MORBID CHANGE IN CAPSULES AND SYMPTOMS DURING LIFE - TREATMENT . . . PAGE 1

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LECTURE II.

TYPICAL CASE NOW IN HOSPITAL; INJURY TO BACK; WELL-MARKED CONSTITUTIONAL SYMPTOMS AND DISCOLORATION OF SKIN; SYMPTOMS OF DISEASE OF VERTEBRÆ; PROBABLE ORIGIN OF DISEASE IN CAPSULES - CASE WITH TUBERCLE OF LUNGS AND PERITONEUM; CHARACTERISTIC CONSTITUTIONAL SYMPTOMS; DISCOLORATION OF SKIN SLIGHT BUT CHARACTERISTIC; BLACK DISCOLORATION ROUND TUBERCLE ON PERITONEUM - DISCOLORATION OF SKIN IN ADDISON’S DISEASE NOT DUE TO TUBERCULOSIS - CASE UNDER OBSERVATION; CHARACTERISTIC SYM-