The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-11


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THE State Medical Society wound up ii,
session a. Dss MONIES with supper. Mayo,
cleveland welcomed the fraternity thus:
GEsrlEasS OF THE Ne. IcAL SoclErY -
This ia, believe, the first a.semb.age of youi
body ia the city Of Dss MONIES. Your cor.
poraate age is nearly as great as that Of the
State, aud dates farther back than bur own
municipality. On,Ais account, and because
OF the high character OF your membership,
our citizens take great pleasure IN extending
to you cordial welcome TO our Inequalities.
But beyond the respect due to your oreaniza-
ton for these considerations, its pnrpose en-
titles il TO our high regard. These poor hu.
man frames of onra are feeble and short lived
enough at best. II il your vocation as indi-
yidnass 20 patch and mend aud extend The
period of their vitality IS long ss possible;
ii d inasmnrh as it is the object Of your As
ISOLATION to help each other perform this work
more efFectaally, your mission is high and
noble one. That Jon may ell live 10 enjoy
many more sneh re>anions as this, and that
ycur associate Efforts may be crowned with
the utmost possible success, is the earnes,
Wish Of the people whom an delegated 10
represent. [Sppiause.1
Then followed dresses BY DR.. Watson d,
Dubuque, Liestenant Governor Scott, Hon.
John Russell. DIR. Hughes. General Baker
DR.. Harvey, Hon. John a. .Kasson, Rev. Mr.
Loudsbury. I've don't notice that the On.
dertaker made speech, or even was present.
Qaeer.) Tie Register says
The next of the regular toasts vas.
The Medical Department Of the Iowa
Cniversi;y-ma It's success be a. complete
as It's Faculty is worthy
Prof. ]. G. Hughes being loudly called for
spoke Of his long connection With the Insti-
salion, OF its success q nd It's present perma-
nent establishment, and related some very
interesting incidents connected with its his
tory, The Professors response was very en-
ter,siuing and was received With much APP
pla,ise
Or A G. Field proposed the following.
I" fhe state oil Lowe
ssFenAe- nge u - nnasried-nerso san.
guine te.npernaens- muscular system well de-
v.iored-aad no predispositions to- disease,
either hereditary or acquired. May her bo.
som ever swell with The generous impulses
which have gwen her proud ddissincsion her
beauty never fade-nor her treasure nayer be
less. lApplause
Also the following:
1.-The losa Medical and Surgical Journal.
1t awIkes with demonstrations Of yixor Ale,
. refreshing sleep, and hughes lis ~ay toward
distinction--mag 1t not be given to natuIepey
. nor hardened with titles, but animated viii
original productions, may it al~ayp diserinf.
hats IN favor Of the solid sxtyacfs.'' [An.
piause
The following VAS proposed q substitute
for the code Of etbics:
Arr lst- The two Prasidsnts, Dss, Wst.
son and Whitman, shah b expected 10 wea,
the hair parted on the top Of the head a. .
mark Of cs,ntra dissinction, and IN this con.
snitation they shsll be considered the promi.
neni symptomA 1Chesrs
AIR. I'd. II thal not be deemed uupsotes
sionAl for any bachelor nemhes Of this 49,.
y 70 pay especial attsatioa to won en- and ell
dfen in any case Of actual disease Or in-faf
nAtion. TCheers.
Ar. ID. Il shall b tie psisileee 81 N,
member OF fhis Secisly 70 ~ sick o. anvver,
dark or stormy night, provided, however. In,
b dali recover By the following morniu9
tehAera
ART. 4sh. No member Of hi. see;..y shall
hereafter repeft ncse than fesf fearful acc;.
denss PA day - ~ dsily - hare !
eiaa ases - - ~ = q = q Cd.
versissneea Il = lll1 r anJ
.fs,t - = = - I 80. 3 :.
.aai he has been SssYsoa II - ussssd
States Army: ICAssrs.1
AT. osh. q making ont rspoess 81 IL
shall be considered ssSeiesti6c 3 ,ss.c.e ~
condition q ~ hat ~ IN peyts. ftN 80, u
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