The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-27

Meeting Of the Green Mountain Komeo
pathic Medical Association.
GiNIIEMEE The second annual meet
ing Of TIE Green Mountain IIonrcopa,hi
Medical Association, was held at Lyndon Cor
ncr. Jan. IL.
The following gentlemen We're chosen eff
GERS for the ensuing year To. TaIiin. N
ID. of Montpelier. President: {. +. Darling
NJ d.. of Lyndon. Vice Presidents: W. W
jcnness. II. ID. Of Derby. Corre>lonln.
Secretary J. Stone. NJ ID. of ST. .Johnsbur,
Recording Secretary; II. \. lIoush,on, Of
Lyndon, Treasurer.
DR.. Il. SanLorn. the retiring President
read an interesting PAPER. on The relation O.
Animal Electricity TO MORBID Phenomena. {.
the Importance o: tho-on-h acquaintance
with these relations to rational Therapeutics
The Committee on provin. Of Lolc.a Ia
iiaa, made a verbal report and were co:tin-
u-l
The Committee on proving Of Eupatorium
Prrioli,tum. reported some valuable >ymp-
tom; obtained from this dru. R"por; accc;.;-
'h ana committee continued
ihr 'on'ni'fce on Communication from
III" widow of the late Or David II rarl. (-,.-
c"'Nea ana read at ;he last mc"'inE) ria'ir
me 'o lowing report Witch was accepted
In The year lS42. pr. Bard commenced
his career as an investigator and I'ractiion-
cr OF homeopathy. Al that time. TIE >,>'r,,,
was wholly unknown IN 'i''> r''.ion. and the
o">'ar''> winch presented Themselves. at The
Very threshold OF his efforts 20 tcco;ne a.
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resulted III NE a'''?i"h % IL" 80 CARD Trans
'r'h!tH'': :E>''m Ct Wr'h'lnr. tr.rir>> u
consequences. he 'aHn' he'd il i'f'." bark on
'h' woe '''''A 81 'rii'h- MANY were i.t
!i""'f>' ana 'I''i ana abH'.dH' II" iTuii which
II" gathered mon rs STORES - ln"nneTahir
Were 'Ec pearls T.: surprising Richness and
Dr'.ha"rE which he hrourh. NJ from IL
depths.
Ike dii not. As some 30 NJ the present CAV.
ruf his hand 10 :hr pi"n.h and look back and
long 10y the lrrk>. onions and f.r>h pots q;
the !and from which he had departed; no. tn
ruid 70 star Of the n, system Was al->niii-
clcn' for him was lilar OF clona tv day.
and OF tire b" nicht All the routine OF Al
l"pa!y was entirely and forever discarded
and with him was one of he things that w..r.
For few wears ,,r.,;ous 20 L;s .,.,, J.,
WAS most actively ,r,,,.d m ,ho ,,~,.,.,,
ton Of the r,;r,;r,.s Of U,muo,,,t, ,r1 80
far As his health wound alm;. IN ~ ,r,,.,;...
To his lahors are we much indebted for the
present elevated position which Homeopathy
now occupies IN Vermont. In view OF his un-
timely d"cca>c. We woulIcxprc>> our own ar-
rrer'a'icn OF his many virtues. and c>prrial
" his unrl''nS zeal. unrrmi'tin. lahor>. an,l
dr,"'i"r 20 tn" cause of Homeopathy, 10y the
f"liowin" resolution:
RESOLVED. that The present high and honor
able position Which Homeopathy now Occu-
pies IN Northern vermont Is due mainly I"
Tue urn resolution u"wrarI'd perseverance,.
an" interchangeable 'N'F''on> OF Ms !"oneerS
ana rSprr'aiiv 30 We regard the efforts OF ON
'a'e 'a'"e"'e" "Fo'hcr'pr' DIVA H. Bard. as
ha''h. contribute" largely toward securing
'"'s result
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