Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-22
State Homeopathic Medical Society.

dent in the chair. The Secretary being absent
the President appointed Dr. q. Il. Il. Sparhawk
Secretary pro tenn. The proceedings Of the las
meeting were read, and before being approved re
marks were made by DR.. Brigham and Others il
relation to the proceedings oflost year not goinl
on record in the imperfect state in which they
were left by Dr. Hunter, the preyiousSecretary. -
A committee was appointed to revise aud arrang'
the record for 1869
The election Of new members being next in or
der, the names of VIM W Waugh, NJ. D., oil
Mddlebury, $. G. Sanborn, NJ. D., of New lla
yen and G. +. Flanders, NJ. d., Of South Royal
ton, having duly passed the Board Of Consors
were balloted for and elected. Dr. Styles, o.
Brookfold, was then nominated and elected q
member Of the Society. Or. j II. Jones proposed
the name of j. II. Gallinger, NJ D., Of Concord
n. H., to be made an honorary member Of the So
ccty, who was duly elected DR.. Sparhawk in
troduccd the name OF DR.. David 1hayer, Of Bos-
ton, for honorary membership, who was duly elect
ed DR.. Cushing, Of Lynn, Mass, a delegate Of
the Mass Homeopathic Medical Society, presented
his credentials, and thanked the society for the
honor conferred on him las, year in making him
an honorary member Of the Vt. Homeopathic
Medical Society, and also thanked the society for
| DR.. Thayer, for the honor conlerred-slying that
he had been, and il, an earnest worker, t7ie
friend to every homeopathic physician-that be
t,l t, ,l,, min, man in yottipg the charter
~ ~ d.. tt,,,,,,,o,t;, Medical ColIooo and
/ for a Homeopathic llospital-tho former OF which
uo,. ~, hoc,ro LAM, r, have in oncrotion the
Ia,tor has ;ns, hoer nrt in order f,r notionts With
an - ,rog.ors
n. IT,. - So, ,.o,,o l;.t,r,, If t,isc,,,.
,,rsi,,, -, Io,oo,o,bv sovip, that he was oIl;,eJ
t,investigote IIomeonatbv in SELF deCeace-that he
first lacked up the subject To prove lis illacv and
ovrerip,entin, with its remedies became com
vinced of its efficacy. laid aside his Alonathv and
INST uomeonatbv i'm tho c,reground
! DIR II Horouroy. of Koeseyille. \ Y
nro.ortei bis credentials dclegate from the New
York Sto.e IIomeopathic Medical Society and was
dply admitted To partieipate in the proeeedinrs
or the societv lie snake ravor,blv or the four
ishing state of the society that il contains about
five hundred members. stands on AN eoualitv with
he aid scbool in a Local mint Of view and that
/ it, proceeJino and transactions are ppblished at
the expense of the State. It's last volume for
1850 being equal in size and value 10 that Of
any Medical Society in the country.
DR. BRieu,v gave notice that he should intro.
duee A resolution that no one can he admitted 10
membership in this society who has NOT A diploma
from some respectable Medical College. There
arose considerable discussion in relation Ia the
article in the constitution. which allowed the adj.
,,issi,, ,r other tb,, ,rod,ot.s whom tbs, ,,oro
opaliGed lv sufficient Medical Education and nm.
nerv recommended DR. Briglam advocated the
a3.,..i.., If .l.o ...udori - a., ,,,,-;,.- r,..
+,,o Il, oii,1ui,, ., ,,o,,hors,i,.. ,l,, ,i.,..
n,i,h, lea 5,,,, =. ,bo odr,i..;,n ~ ,,o,r,.,.s
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anaLi'.ho. .,,d ,noro 'soion,;e.Ins;s Rono.,.,sro
emo =, hand or t,,. ovaItoJ nosi,o,, -,
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,,o, oItL~naL H. rnn,ta.s .,,e,'..-,;.,l,.
Iii -. j.. 81, III, -.
dolirero,ions NAV o,r,c ina. a. ,bo ,,.;r a.
onn.' =, ,l,olou r. ,,,n,L, j. sn,, -
N. Co,o,..,. ;,.,r<.,,,,.l -, -. IN
t1,,ro,,.,tI;. ,toai,oi lan,s.,I
be admitted n tbe dolirora,ons n H. 80
which was odo,ted
Dr Ep,ou,y read his Manor or ,y.l,,me which
wosin tended c,r Tho nreli,ninary ,,on,in, ,ras
DELAYED mr., oo,,,, If ,i,o -. ~ IL. -;
moss The a,ctor ,,,vo nlcosant ,i.,y oc ,rh,,
has tronsniroa dnrinr ,bo ras, ,oa. .oaoa,;n.
great credit nm onr cans. i. ,,re ond ia
,,r,,r,b r~,id enough n, bo,l,b .,,, 49,. -
49,, ,;rl,, o,rsl,r 7,,,- -, 1871, -
I,r.,,r on ovneri,,o,, M, o,,,n,, ~, lie.
I + A3@'N
isbinc condition with bosri,olsord d;s,,ersor;os
| that IiCe Insurance has como G,r,r.rd - ~,
viii n, ;ndi.,,.,I,lo e,,,,-o,,,I i.a,;I -.
of financial rsk that onrs il s,rerior 80, %
medicine Nrob ,ros IA - .ara,r ~,
ted. which onr space will not hermit NJ n rere,t
The ren,rt If the committee on bi,b no,c,cios
by Drs. Jones and BRIGHAM. came next n,
Jones read paper showing the effect Of Copium.
3Oootb potency. in the cure Of a hard t,mor If
the breast
DIR. BRlcu,,f reportel n case nj MALIGNANT scor.
let fever. saved by HIGH attcnnations or r,cbosis
DR.. Co1prRy roported case Of intermittent
fever with g,ll,wing eonditions-cbf in oocr-
noon. lasts into the night followed by beot and
swcat-arcrsion to fat Eod-annetite ert;rolv
wantino-tormenting c,ngb oggr,voted ~, To-
inr down cured BIS pulsatilla. 81 Ooo
DR.. WHITAKER reports having cured cases of
ascarides with Gina. 20otb. when other and lower
attenuations had been used without suecess
DR. CrsnryG asked If any ,nenhsr had mood
Rbataria for ascarides. DR. Currier had cnroJ
one case with the 2Ooth potency
DIR. BRIeuAy followed the reading IF his ronor,
by the remark that he had come graduollv 10
use high potencies more tban ever. and tbot drr-
ing the past year, the mortality has beep Ls, in
proportion to those treated than ever before and
that his confidence in them has gained steadily
and surely.
DR.. TuouAs, of Stowe. raised the question No IN
whether the diseases of the mast wear wero Of a
less malignant tyne than in previous vaors oDd
that the cures NAV not all be due 10 tho no,encv
DR.. BRIGHAM thought the diseases comnored ,ritb
other wears ouite evenly