, 1862-05-23
Illinois Homeopathic Medical Aa4o.
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SECOND DAYS. PRouEEDrEds. /;
The soclety met yesterday ats8 o'clock.
| A brief discussion took place upon the Dy-
ramization Of Drugs, which WIS participated
In by Dre. LazEn, Small and others.
Business reports rom Committees being
disposed Of, reports OF cases from practice
came up next In order. Letters detailing
practical experience nnder this head were
read by the Secretary from Dra. &. B. Clark,
+. 9chodeldy E. II. Kennedy, aud cases re-
ported orally By Drs. Patchin, Pratt, Cooke,
and several other members.
At II o'clock an essay Wis read before the
Society by Dr.. D. L. Cotton, of this city, on
Dlpther1a- This paper was Of much practical
interest to many members, especially as this
alarming disease IL at present prevailing In
Inc dlstncts OF praeuee IN which they are 10
ca1ea- Inc eme1 merit ot the paper fs prac-
ucal ana desirable grouping Of remedies for
l'e lenel' AL lnllete7nug discussion followed.
prmglpg oue Lug lnol'1aoAl experiences OF
MEMBERS Win Inc agents designed TO limit
lee rasages OF tnis 1eaf1nl disorder
MEAL 'olto"eo tne presentation OF q detailed
pfo'lng u tae eeepaofoaH"1 eofosdaa' ey Dr..
~ H. nms' VI ooae0snie, macn1gan. specf
men9 ~ Wv :ine''te u 1nis orag were Offered
Ae luenoess tor Use III lis appropriate
sphefe- a vote Of thanks vas passed to the
author of this pauer.
DR.. Jaeger made some remarks on the Man.
faoo 1qaaoris remedy 7chic7, has ,,-o1,a5 w.,
successful in certain chronic aud intractable
| forms NJ d;arrbao r. ;,ofa,.oaT., ,a.z..
Of ths disease Is sspte aSrs1ee IN
ton Of the bowels. DR.. Patehin, Of Fond du
Lac, Wisconsin, has employed the game RENE
dy in dropsies as diurctic. Dr.. Jaeger's
seea ' N @" ~ - "''' f'fA'0 N"A1 LUG
! eeeu'
The Society then adjourned until O'Clock
2. ~, to accept IN Invitation from Mr.. C. s.
halsey, PhaInaeeutist, to take carriage ride
TO points ct interest in and adjacent to the
city. Some twenty-five members accepted
The Society met at Q o'clockP.N.
The relation Of experience By members On
the treatment Of diptheria Was recommended,
and continued until half past four O'Clock,
when The society listened to . report upon
dietetics BY DR.. r. Ludlam- This paper Wis
OF interest, since it advocated very liberal
I grounds in respect to the diet Of the sick.
The officers for the current year were elect
cd SIS follows.
I4esiden!-D: $. Smith, II: D., Chicago.
ST. and tass r9se 1hd Gn1caSo'
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sTa re t1xssaentmD: Cotton d. Chicago
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RenoTasng Secr<ea7y-L. Pratt, N. D., Rock
csnsors-Dr. Z. Lud1am, Dr.. ". Burnside, Dr.
E. acAdee, Dr.. Foster, and DE- j. c. Burbank.
The society adjourned IN the evening ;tt
= meet IN this city On the 5rd Wednesday il
May next.
, --
, Special Meeting Of the Board Of Edu
Gallon.
: A er,eciaI rneetinu of the Roard NJ Tcdun. TN,
9 u,s .te1d ~ tbe;r roo,na m I,sa11a e+raat
, Yesterday afternoon Present--Messrs. Haven
5 wontuorth Rrdar 1uara ro.+or u,o.,.;.,
t son atce1e Holden Mosa1a1 pr;na;9;no
5. | w,h, Carnar+er
e Mr Wa of.ho ,,,,r,;+taa oot,oo, p.,a
" inrs nresentea n1ans for fo,,r h~.no,, so,,oo
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! Resozred, That the Superintendent be reoueste
t to report to the Board nt the next meeting, til
School to anorer 1hst bane heen ae nrno p ~ n
d past year.
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? Schools Arising from the frequent transfer
. frua1u teachrrs from ma echoo1 Ia o,otbo
T tenae teaenets nom ons echool ~ anosns
Wentworth had noticed the i'll cfFpcts or +bcs
trapz6ere. DR.. Foster explained the cause #
many Of these transfers, and thought in mar
:. cases they were for the good Of the schools
we'll as the pleasure of the teschcrs. N
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