LIST OF PAPE11S AND REPRINTS 
WRITTEN 
By JOHN STOCRTON-HOUGH, A.M., M.D., Mag. Chem. LIST OF PAPERS AND REPRINTS 
WRITTEN 
By JOHN STOCKTON-HOUGH, A.M., M.D., Mag. Chem. 
Stockton-Hough (John) [of New Jersey, 1845- ]. Prepotency— 
Sexual Elective Affinity—Non-Congeniality, or the Dynamic Differen- 
tiation of the Elements of Reproduction in the Human Species : the 
Cause of Relative or Differentiated Sterility. [An inaugural dissertation 
presented to the Trustees and Faculty of the University of Pennsylva- 
nia, for the degree of Doctor of Medicine, March 18th, 1868.] 
[Not published.] 
Stockton-Hough (John). Report of Cases of Trichiniasis. 
Amer. Jour. Med. Sci. N. S. lvii., April, 1869. Pp. 566-567. Ibid., 
lix., Jan., 1870. p. 282. 
Stockton-Hough (John). Description of a New Vaginal Speculum. 
8° pp. 4. 3 cuts. [Philadelphia, 1869.] 
Repr. from: Am. J. Med. Sci.,N. S., lviii., July, 1869. pp. 284-287. 
Stockton-Hough (John). Description of a New Self-Retaining 
Vaginal, Uterine, and Anal Speculum Combined, for examinations 
and operations. 8° pp. 3. 4 cuts. [Philadelphia, 1869.] 
Repr. from : Amer. Jour. Med. Sci., N. S., lviii., Oct., 1869. pp. 
409-412. 
Stockton-Hough (John). Dysentery Followed by Abscess of the 
Liver. 
Amer. Jour. Med. Sci., lviii., Oct., 1869. p. 428. 
Stockton-Hough (John). Description of an Improved Vaginal 
Speculum. 8° pp. 2. 2 cuts. [Philadelphia, 1870.] 
Repr. from : Amer. Jour. Med. Sci., N. S., lix., Jan., 1870. p. 120. 
Stockton- Hough (John). Renal Abscess Discharging Externally for 
Six Years. [Autopsy revealing calculus size of walnut.] 
Amer. Jour. Med. Sci., July, 1870. p. 280. 
Stockton-Hough (John). Intra-Uterine Medicator. 
Amer. Jour. Med. Sci., N. S., lxi., Jan., 1871. pp. 292-293. 
Stockton-Hough (John). Knife for Operation on Club Nails. 
Amer. Jour. Med. Sci., N. S., lxiii., Jan., 1872. p. 280. 
Stockton-Hough (John). New Gynecological Instruments [Specu- 
lum, etc.]. 
Jour, of the Gynecological Soc. of Boston. Vol. vi., Jan., 1872. 
pp. 18-28. 
Stockton-Hough (John). Deaths from Cancer Occurring in Phila- 
delphia from Jan. 1st, 1861 to Dec. 30th, 1870: Showing the relative 
proportion of males and females dying of this disease, and the per- 
centage of women dying of cancer of the uterus. 
Jour, of Gynecological Soc. of Boston. 8°. Sep., 1872. pp. 201-204. 
Stockton-Hough (John). How to Px-event Paroxysmal Cough. 
Amer. Jour. Med. Sci., N. S., lxv., April, 1873. p. 567. 
Stockton-Hough (John). Longevity and Other Biostatic Peculiari- 
ties of the Jewish Race. 4°. N. Y., 1873. pp. 4. 
Repr. from: N. Y. Medical Recoi'd, viii., May 15th, 1873. pp. 241-244. 
Stockton-Hough (John). Eyes of Diffei'ent Colors in Same Indi- 
vidual (cat). 
Phila. Medical Times, iii., Aug. 30tli, 1873. p. 756. 
Stockton-Hough (John). On the Relative Influence of City and 
Country Life, on Moi'ality, Health, Fecundity, Longevity, and Mortal- 
ity. Social Science Assoc, of Philadelphia (Papers of), 8°. 1874, pp. 24 ; 
Penn. Monthly, Philadelphia, vol. v., Jan., 1874, pp. 28-52 ; Public 
Health Reports and Papers presented at the Amer. Pub. Health Assoc., 
1873. N. Y., 1875. pp. 114-138. LIST OF PAPERS AND REPRINTS 
WHITTEN 
By JOHN STOCKTON-HOUGH, A.M., M.D., Mag. Chem. 
Stockton-Hongli (John). Longevity, or the Relative Viability of 
the Sexes; particularly with a view to the relative liability to the 
inheritance of certain transmitted diseases—considered in relation to 
the selection of life insurance risks, with a view of exhibiting the 
unjustness of charging higher rates for women. Illustrated in part by 
the vital statistics of Philadelphia for the eleven years ending with 
1871. 4°. N. Y., 1873. pp. 9. 
Repr. from : New York Medical Record, viii., June 16th and July 
15th, 1873. pp. 297 ; 353. 
Stockton-Hough (John). Statistics Relating to the Births, Deaths, 
Marriages, and Movement of Population in the City of Philadelphia 
from Jan. 1st, 1861, to Jan. 1st, 1871. 8°. Philadelphia, 1873. pp. 24, 
Papers of Social Science Assoc., of Philadelphia. 
Repr. from: Penn. Monthly for September, 1873. 
Stockl on-Hongh (John). The Laws of Transmission of Resemblance 
from Parents to their Children. 4°. N. Y., 1873. pp. 16. 
Repr. from: New York Med. Record,viii., Aug. loth; Sept. 15th; Oct. 
15th; Nov. 15th, 1873. pp. 409 ; 465 ; 521; 577. 
Stockton-Ilongli (John). The Temperature of the Sexes ; an Indi- 
cation of Development. 
Philadelphia Medical Times, iii., Nov. 8th, 1873. pp. 81-83. 
Stockton-Hough (John). Nativity of Parents as Affecting the 
Fecundity, and the Proportion of Sexes in Birtbs in General, and in 
Twin, Illegitimate, and Still-births in Particular. 
Philadelphia Med. Times, iii., Dec. 27th, 1873 pp. 193-196. 
Stockton-Hough (John). Description of a New Method of Com 
structing, Heating, and Ventilating Fire-proof Buildings, especially 
adapted to hospitals, etc. fol. Philadelphia, 1873. pp.3. 4 cuts. 
Stockton -Hough (John). On the Relationship Between Growth 
and Development and the Sexual Condition of Plants. 8°. Essex, 
Mass., 1874. pp. 12. i/ln, 
Repr. from: Amer. 1874. pp.If~30. 
Stockton-Hongli (John). A New Theory Concerning the Proximate 
Cause of the Enlargement of the Prostate Body (gland). 
Philadelphia Med. Times, iv., Feb. 14th, 1874. pp. 305-309. 
Stockton-Hongli (John). De 1’influence Comparee des villes et des 
Campagnes sur la Sante, la Fecondite, la Longevite, et la Mortalite. 
Traduit par M. le docteur J. H. A. Despine. 
Annales d’Hygiene Publique etdeMedecine Legale, Paris, Jan., 1875, 
Tom. xliii., 2me serie. pp. 118-140. 
Stockton-Hongli (John). An Inquiry Concerning the Relative Influ- 
ence of the Sex of the Fetus-in-Utero, on the Mental, Physical, Phy- 
siological, Pathological, and Developmental Condition of the Mother 
during Gestation, and of the Infant during Lactation and subse- 
quently. 8°. N. Y., 1884. pp. 70. [50 copies.] 
Repr. from: Amer. Jour. Obstet., N. Y., xvii., Feb., March, May, 
and June, 1884. pp. 113-135 ; 248 -263 ; 502-517 ; 602-622. 
Stockton-Hongli (John). The Influence of Sex of Fetus-in-Utero 
on Length of Intergestation Period Immdiately Following its Birth/ 
Forming a supplement to a paper entitled : “An Inquiry Concerning 
the Sex of the Fetus-in-Utero on Condition of the Mother Dur- 
ing Gestation [etc.].” 8°. pp. 11. N. Y., 1886. 
Repr. from: Amer. Jour. Obstet., N. Y., vol. xviii,, 1886. pp. 
Stockton-Hongli (John). Statistics Relating to Seven Hundred 
Births (white) Occurring in the Philadelphia Hospital (Blockley) 
Between 1865-1872. 
Philadelphia Medical Times, xv., Oct. 31st, 1885. pp. 92-94.