Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-27

ial, Uterus or Rectum, trsl lin,
For each subsequent examiuuu,n
For vaccination,
Inc motion was agreed To.
Proi, j. Perkins read a pap.r
ing observations Intended Ia A..
lmlnary to a series OF commune
upon Diseases Of Females.
DR., Il. q. Butler presented "A ma
the Decadenee Of the .4nericaa Pg,
hloHed " the Registration Reports Of al
thuSettS 0Hd Vermont Causes and
DR.. o. NJ. Rublee Of Montpelier, -
paper on Cataract.
DR., j. n. Stiles presented the foI}out,,,
resolution, which was adopted
Resolred That the Society tender thal,
thanks TO Mr. o. W. riukham for the
samples OF California Wines presen,
from Perkins, Sterne & Co, and thar
Society heartily commend them To IN .
profession Of the State as well WORTHY
their confidence and patronage.
The meeting then adjourned to 2p.p
p. m.-The Society convened, Pres
dent in the chair.
! DR.. F. w. Goodal Of Greensboro Drp.
scented specimens of mucous membranes
which he regarded as coming from the
bladder of female patient under his
care. DR.. Goodal gave u suCcinCt history.
of the case.
Dr. Braley OF Chelsea introduced ,heI
following resolution
Re8olrea, That each member Of ,beI
Board of Councillors be requested To far
uish TO the Secretary of this Society =.
complete census o; the physicians ~ hi4
county.
Dr.. Harding Of Grand Isle read 8
paper on the Topography and diseases OF
Grand Isle county
Prof J. Perkins presented the follow
ing resolutions, which were adopted
Resolved, LIST, That 1t Is an imprrious
duty resting upon Us, as representatives.
of the medical profession of Vermont ID
affirm our belief Of the fact 10 the nat
ural history OF the reproduction Of msp,
established by the concurrent testimony
Psychologists OF the highest rpute and
which challenges contradiction, that ths
moment OF CualtsCenCe of the CO-relativt
germs which result IN formulation and
conception, is that moment in which th.
Creator endOws the new being with &
living organism and an imperishabt
soul.
Rssolrel, ID, That all legislation in tn.
criminal codes, which distinguishes th.
grade Of CrimInaIIty of destroying tht
vital organism according to the periot
. Of intra uterine life, is based upon 81
= exploded and utterly baseless dOgms
and cOntravenes justice to the unpro
tected being, to the criminal abOrtionis
and the more criminal parent, and tl
fat OF our Creator, and exposes the chit
criminal to the fearful penalties Of thos
who inlraCt the laws Of nature 81
e natures God.
After some interesting remarks fri
DR.. Goldsmith of Rutland, the followir
) resolutions were introduced by Dr. Br
ley Of Chelsea, and adopted
Resolved, That the thanks OF the SoC.r'
be presented to the railroads o. 4
State for the courtesy Of half fare c
their roads, to the semi-annual meet.r
Of the Society.
. Resolved, That the thanks of the :
ciety be presented to the Daily ? =,
= the City Of Burlington, anu .ue
l of the State generally, for the coz
e of notices of our semi-annual me
with the assurance that their cour
:. in this regard are highly appreciat |
ResoIcea That this Society
thanks to the Professors of the
$ Department of the Vermont Uni
r for the cordial and interesting E
in which they have entertained W.
e ing this session.