Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-06-19
Vermont Homeopathic Medical So
CletY.

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AT the STATE IIous, IN lIontrcl e. -t yvre6 Thurs
pr. j. n. JONES' the meeting was opened ley AN
able ana appropriate PRAYER 10y Tire Rev A. D.
Mccoy.
The number present comprised nearly one hall
tine members lh iae state, l giving ihe imam
report oi the constant ami ralI5 growth OF Home
e.,1i, Tegi5l rjAner- GIVING 10 the inb:iII-
ants one MUSICIAN about 5ou1 persons. greater
number n proportion 70 it- inhabitants th.n amy
other state an The Union
Inc state oil New York has 7oo homeopathic
hy~lclanS. giving one 60 about coco inhabitants
Society, presented his credentials, and was invited
t. uarilcipae in the deliberations OF the society
Also br- HI. y. HouEhton OF keesevillc, \. y. the
Medical society, presented his credentials. and
was admitted 20 take part IN the >ocletyS proceed
The names proposed for membership We're ". u.
Pope, VI. D., y. Jomsbury; n. G. brigham, NJ. D.,
Northueld; Newton Peek, " H., West Cornwall /;
+. T. DOW NJ. H., West Concord: \ d. smith, NJ
Henry Wilcox, Montpelier. r. =. Worcester, Bur
I Iugron. Charles Flanders, Richmond: and having
been favorably reported upon by the Board of
The Bureau ON Clinical medicine then made an
! interesting report. Cases were related 10y Drs.
uoughton, Jones, Chamberlin and Brigham.
y long discussion ON the paper ON Scarlatna.
read by Or. Houghton, followed, cliciting much
valuable information in relation TO the epidemic OF
last winter i'm the Connecticut River valley MANY
eases were very malignant AMI proved rapidly fatal,
and others assumed the form of GcrebrG-Splna
Meningitis but We're no less fatal.
The Bureau of Obstetrics being called mp, DR..
Sparhawk ofGaysvllle, reported a case of Uterine
Hyddtids.
Dr. Houghton Of KcesevIHc reported an interest
ing case of PUerpera Convu sions cured 10y ScCale
and Beladonna.
Many interesting reports were handed in, and fled
for publication.
The bureau of Surgery was opened and Dr. Van
Dcusen presented an interesting paper NIedul-
larry SarcOma, with the morbid specimen which was
eNtrpated since the death of the patient.
DIR. PaTkhurst reported a fatal case of Sarcoma OF
the transverse and descending colon.
Dr. Currier reported a case of the removal of a
portion of the sternum and the sternal half the
Claviclc, and patient has made good recovery.
lie also reports that he finds Calcudulu the best
dressing for cut wounds, and Bromo Chlorolum the
best for offensive ulcerations.
Many other interesting reports We're handed IN D.,
making IN AL a very complete list, showing Home
opathlc Surgery to be rapidly on the increase.
Rev. \. ID. Mccoy gave a very instructive history
OF ms experience at the South, in Louisiana es-
peGlally IN Aslatlc Cholera and Yellow Fever.
following names
President, q. y. Brigham NJ. D.; Vice President
{. H. Chambern NJ d; Cores onding Secretary,
A A. Arthur, NJ D. Secretary, g. +. L. Sparhawk,
NJ. D.; Treasurer, {. b. Currier NJ. d.
The President appointed for Delegates j. II.
jones' VI. D.. TO New York; q. +. +. Sparhawk, NJ.
D., to New Hampshire; {. Is. Currier NJ. u, to
Massachusetts.
After which the Society adjourned TO meet al
Montpelier on the second Tuesday and Wednesday
of June, IS13.
q. +. E SPARIIAWK, Secretary.