Carcinoma of the Small Intestine

time for two centuries; and it is the (lirect outcome of the system of apprenticeship which endured for four centuries. For six hundred years it has given the medical student practical training in his real mission in life: the age-long fight with disease and with death. lI'he limitations of Medicine in this battle are only too obvious, nevertheless the unending struggle must continue, for, as the Preacher said so long ago:"No man hath power over the spirit to restrain the spirit; neither hath he power in the day of death, and there is no discharge in that war."