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within thu last ouarter of a century through
the researches into the vast field of physiology
and n.tbo,o~v. nv ,our trans Atlantic brethren,
and can say With inst pride. oar own country
men much has bean done for the advancement of
thu sc,ense of madeleine. The ardent labors of
bril,i.nt ninda have Taught Ms tho nature Of
heretofore mysterious affections, to recognize
disease wherever II NAV be met and with the as
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ve are prepsred to alleviate human suffering.
Tho honest and educated physicisn fully knows
how much he owes in the success Of his treatment
to tho gentle, patient, watchful nurse, and who
can or VIII deny that the angelic smile Of the fair
and pure sex often exercises . more soothing in
fuenee owe: our patient than all the palliatives
in the ,nateria nedicaf Hl'..' D..
Let MS therefore continue to appreciate each
other and unite in that noble mission of alleviat-
ina the suffering Of mankind. .... ....
Inspected President, We congratulate our
selves At having received 90 great an honor at
your hands. If am allowed to Judge by the
past. permit me to assure you there will never be
any occasion for you to regret the action of to-day
years ago, through eommendsble inter-
est in the young men DESTROYS Of acquiring
knovledpe of the healing art ss we'll as to
further the aims of the profession, you founded
the Institution of which We arc the youngest
graduates. You have experienced q reasonable
pride in the result Of past years. May you 90
continue and vet be spared to instll into more de-
serving minds than our own doctrines OF such
vital importance. and to witness with undis-
puised pleasure the course and conduct Of your
nuniIs (,ur Intercourse has always been ut.
tended with great pleasure and instruction On
our mart Your time and experience have been
fully riven, and, in parting, lot us hope time will
show that YOUR labor has not been in vain, and
that We were willing students. .....
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20 vonr Alma M,ter In the name Of the class
liz mo 70 thank won for vour Find Attention 70
our ,reny fr,.nd. bors to.day and honing Won
IN, -..c,r III. .o,,r,esv from su..e.aing cIasse.
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n.,tIng has arrir.d and Wa view n With mingled
;ov and sorrow, Often will this occasion recur to
ma. when professional cares will cause mach
anxiety. and assist in making the heart lixht
once more To-day. pentlenen. ne start TO fight
nm srmv of diseases; let "a not be- timd. To-day
We are welcomed BY tho medical profession Is
men-men who by earnest study have mastered
that which many have tried, bat fallen short Of
their mark; today, even before leaving this
hall, by the fair ladies, who have denned their
brightest colors and sweetest smiles, by the many
heral offerings now lying at our feet. Let MS not
think that the great structure xe have begun is
finished; If We entertain such thoughts how mis-
taken will b the course pursued. In order to
fulaII our mission. the work must 70 ON; the
years 10 have passed in study, as we'll Is the
msny nights spent in the lecture room, must be
supersede ed nv 4 still more thorou9h research into