Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-05
SESSION

Ar acLScAOA
Was called to order BY Vice President
I DIR. Z. Moore. Drs. ". @. Woodwork
and n. G. Clark requested to be excused
| from attending the State Medical Society
as delegates, and Drs. C. T. Metcalf and
E. Moore were appointed In their places.
DR.. T.. G. Apologize not being present,
and it being considered doubtful whether
he would be able to attend the State Socie-
", DR.. S. Mckinney was appointed in hi;
stead. a motion was made and carried
that six alternates be also appointed. Drs-
b. Beech, j. E. Stewart, Geo. G.. Smith,
a. j. Brockett. L. r. Webster and +. G.
Applegate, were appointed said alternates.
The subscription paper, presented at the
March meeting, for raising money to erect
q monument to the memory of DR.. Horace
a. Ackley, late of Cleveland, was circula
ted among the members Dr.. d. 3
Woods presented the name of DIR. Franco:
Myres, of West Pennington, as an apph'
can't for membership, and was referred to
the committee. It was moved and carried
that a committee of three. be appointed to
secure the printing of a portion of the
Code Of Ethics in the county papers. Drs.
II. G. Woodwork, G. b. Woods and @. 7.
AELLdd1 ACLG aDDOALDCQ Sdt0 lOA4utElEcs-
The Committee on membership reported
favorably on the names of Drs. Francis
Myres and A. Flint, and they were accord,
ingly admitted as members of the Associa-
ton. A motion was made by DIR. L. z
Webster, that some n be appointed a
each meeting to read an essay st thu
ensuing meeting, which was adopted. Thu
President appointed DR.. F. G. Apologize
essayist for next meeting. Clinic beins
next in order, Dr.. O. T. Metcalf presented
a boy, ten years of age, with Scrofuloui
enlargement of the glands of the bowels
and for the last FIVE years has had running
sores from various portions Of his body
There is curvature of the spine with proba'
bly, carries of the bodies of some of the dor
sal vertebra. The case of double Con-
vergent Strabismus, presented at the
March. meeting, was again before tn
Association. The deformity of one ey,
was relieved by cutting the tenden of th'
internal Obhque muscle 1t was no
thought advisable to operate on both eye
at the present time. A motion was mad
that each member be fined twenty-five
cents whenever absent from any stated
meeting Of the Association. The motion
ELECTED considerable discussion, and wa;
finally Withdrawn. DR.. s. Mckinney re
ported a case of fstula of the O~esophagus
The patienthas suffered more or less pain
near the sternal end of the e~lavicle 70.
nearly a year three months since al
abscess formed aud broke into the 0esoph
agus !; about two weeks ago another alb
seess formed and broke externally about
half an inch above the sternal end Of the
~elavicle. and since then whenever attempt
ing to swallow liqsId a portion passes on
through the opening. The case was re-
gsrded as one of scrofula Of the cerTical
glands DR.. NJ. G. Woodworth presented
q case Of Opthalmia of seven years dura
ton. Has had various treatment, havin.
been most of the time in the hands Of al
eclectic physician, The granulations
when first seen by DR.. Woodwork, had
horny appearance. In places the palpebe
al and ocular eopjunctiye are united. Th,
eyes seem to be improving. DR.. Spelmar
sent TO the Association a number Of copie
of an essay on Histology read before the
Microscopic Society Of New York, BY W
d. Atkinson, II. d., D.. D. S. which wer'
distributed to the different members.
Adjourned to meet at 104 o'clock, A
n. o the last Friday IN June.
DR.. E. MOORE, Vice President.
DR.. NJ. S. CLARK, Secretary.