, 1873-03-21
HOMEOPATHY.
CommencemenG Exercises OF
EnllncMnnn Medical Col
1cge.
Thirty -Nino Graduates Turmoil Loone
---Tho AddrensoD, Etc.

Tho thirteenth nnnnal commencement oxor-
ciacs Of nahno,nann Medical College, woro hold
yostcrdny ovonlpg at Centrul Hall, on Twenty-
second gtreot Thoy woro oponol by prayer
by tho Roy. Mr.. Parkhtlrat.
Il. Luillam, NJ. D., Dean of tho Faculty, re-
ported that tho affairs Of tho College woro In a
most prosperous condition. Tho consolidation
of tho several coursos into q single six months'
term, had boon OF incalcnlnblo advantage to tho
student, who hnd n largor rnngc, and witor oeopo
Of study and research, than was possible nndor tho
old sysiom. Tho medical advantages afforded had
boon Of superior ordoy, md practical surgory,,
modioino, anl gynncology Ind beon ill'iEt Gu
as thoroughly al possible. The Clans 1ad nun, :,
bored ninpiy-ono etudonts from tho United
States md from, foreign coIntrien. OF those
quiremonta nnd passed. q flnnl aud thorough OK
animation In all fllc brauchca taught.
Prof. A L. Small, NJ. D., President OF the Col-
1ege thop, with fow appropriate remarks, cor cor
ss99s sonsIstne ie aoF'ffs o f. IT. S naaeon uS g.
Goorgo Bollot1, Mrs s. Z. Boulter, G. Il: uroctl,
6. ". Brown, ". =. Clark, George, =. oogs-
wou, 1. n cnrrior, n; D a,,Is1t pslamSIGF, Mias,
E 4 Dietrich ssrs ThomaS 1iss VI Sl GDsil Mawloy, T r
3. Home s. i. Johnaou A. y; Kanonso, y. \ 4.
Krillor. Il. NJ, Luton, Miss II. %. Ma6eG' =.
Manning, ". A. hrellon, Z. G. II. Meissler D. = +.
Mills =. I. Taino, Miss 9. =; s5sn1a" resaut, + T. q
shounc, Ar. g. snolair Mrs. Emily sporHs, H H,,n y.
o'Dee sprngor Charles 7; stnao1, g .: satl1- y
erland Charles Il. yilas Thomas g. Vinccnt' H.
a. Whitfield, Rachol G; Williams ,.r.,,.o, =,
Temple q. Hoyno, N. D., tho Professor Of Ma-
toria Modica and Therapoulica,. who gave
the graduating class so,no cxcelont advice.
Their atndles wero finished. 10 far as
tho college waB concerned, but th9y must aGfs, .f',
contrary, just begun their lnbora. New discoy-
cries woro constantly made, and tho old onos
wero discarded. Tho collage had for years strir-
On to advance tho standard Of medical oti'lcaton
teachora Ind beon Hocured, the session length
eucd, and tho course moro thorough: It was the
Intention to advance till the college should
stand second to no other institution. It WIS
proposed to enlarge tho hospital to eighty bods,
studying dIAoanc. Success dopcnded upon
method. The physician should divide tho day
into four or Ave parts, tho first to bo giyon TO
study. The morning Office hour Bhonlt'
como co. tho t}imo ies ieor visiting pationts. Thoy
should DO informed when to expect tue doctor,
and they should 10 viRitcd often as tho nevcri-
ty Of tho case demanded. remembering. how
ovor, that too frequent visits often hntlerea Q
another physician, It should bo promptly Kept.
Tho da7 could bo concluded with IN evening
ollice-hour. by adopting some such courac, time
could bo found for social pleannres, medical
lnrly. Thoy must bo diligcnt, pntlont, earnost.
aud thoughtful, or SUCCESS would esude their
grasp. They must roply honestly to tho quoa-
ons Of patients, but give all tho lopc they possi'
BY could. Secrets learned ID, In the sclS1room
calm and composed nt III times and
under all circumstances. On rcachns