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the ssne time. The Secretary also read, as part
The above report, communication irornJ. ,. Dough-
MD, MilN sukee, Wiz, Grd 6notbe. communications
from D.S Smith, NJ. d., on the same SUBJECT. -.
DR.. CIkRY Of Syracuse thought thai aiL>f All, t1sso
fevers end sgues did give the physician some touo'e
in subdpipg them. He had tried many cases In ~hicn
be die not succeed he wished, ami ne h3peu tua'
We shOud have moIe!light hereafter upon tis Sa'n'
Be McMAxrs sf ,liinoIe considered Intermittent
fever one a toe c-eases 10 treat suocsssuy,
though phy sicsrs veiy often failed lie proposed
that the discussion OF The report ana o Tue "coia
nh;sc, should be- 40 order for the first thog to- morrow
morning.
for to mOiioT at ~ Ocl-'h'
The Boari q Censofs recommended large mum
no, az names a. sppicsn's for membership, who were
.Iected by a unabimou-vote. TLrty-one 10 all were
admitted during tie dal.
A repo,t was thsn read by W. f. PAYSE of B,th,
Me. upon the Alienation OF Remedies in HJneo-
psthic Practice. ~
BE-. JosLIY, NJ. d., If New.York, Chairman Of the
Central Buresu on Matera Medica read some " prov
ipgs of Rsmex Crispvs, alias yellow docS, which,
according to the proven, pain in the chest in
the stomach in the head, eruption upon the limbs, and
very unpleasant dreams.
TIE eport was ordered TO he printed. The Society
then adjourned Till o'clock.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
TIE meeting was called TO order at 800.
The SscRETARY read report from JOAN Ellis,
6Tati0n Of Homeopathic Alterations" The report
takes stroTg ground against the deci ma scae' of
preparing Homeopathic medicines. aud favors the
% confessional SCALE"
Upon motion of Or. McMANus, the report was ac-
copied, aid laid over for discussion TOMORROW.
The annual report OF the American Powers
Uniop," with its Constitution and bylaws, was re
ceiyec, ard the report read by the Sc ;retary.
On motioD, the report Was accepted and placed on
file.
The report Of the Ctirsso Homeopathic 50 ,iety
together With paper by DR.. Luolam upon the " Ea-
denies # lirois and the Northwest" were pre-.
sented The report was received and placed on file.
The p.ptr eudenic5 wasreicrfed ~ Printing
Committee.
DIR. McMANUs, Chairman Of the Committee to audi
The Treasuers account reported that account correct,
and the account was accepted.
Mr. +. DAKE, NJ. d., of Pittsburgh, Penn. read
areport FROM ID. 81. Dske of Pittsburgh on Evacu.
stts their physiological and therapeutic relations
"to the human economy" The report was received
and ordered to be printed.
A communication from the New Hampshire Homeo-
pshc Society was presented and read by the Secre-
iary Accepted and ordered to be placed on file
The prccet dngs of the Livingston County Medical
Society we've pr. scented and acct pted
A communication from WD. Ga.lupe, Nj d., Ban
por Me- concerning the treatment Of t 10 cases OF
epilepsy, was read by the Secretary. Accepe1 and
ordered to be placed on file.
The followiT e resolution was then adopted:
Rercd That papers received by the Institute and pled
on file Iened 10 the Secretary 10 be published Ia whole or
" part a. be may deem proper - 49,
A communication from DIR. Sullivan was presented
conc. ming establishing Joint stock company to erect
Home opathc Hotel Hos ita Received aud placed
On file.
Also a communication from Isaac II. James, NJ. d.
Received.
1 TIE Society then adjourned till o'clock in the
eveniBg