This little treatise is offered to the Profession and the general reader, with the hope that it may prove practically useful<br><br>Nasal Catarrh, in its various forms, afflicts a large number of people, and it cannot be denied that the results of medical treatment are, often, far from satisfactory, both to physician and patient. Anything positive, on the score of its Therapeutics, we feel certain, will not come amiss. While no pretensions are made, as elsewhere stated, to an exhaustive consideration of the subject, the clinical department of this little work will be found tolerably full. The writer has drawn freely from his case book in discussing the application of remedies. He trusts that the results of his investigations, detailed in the following pages, will not prove valueless to the practitioner, and believes that the information imparted regarding the Causes, Prevention and rational Treatment of a frequent and distressing com plaint will not be unacceptable to many sufferers.