The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-04-16

afflicted with this disease.
DR.. Parker, of Charleston, presented
q fractured skull, with several other
pathological specimens, and read articles
relating to them These papers were
very interesting, and the discussion
which ensued was quite spirited, parti.
cipnted in by Drs. Robertson, WyIie,
Gsddings and Buist.
DR.. Thompson gave an oral account
Of three cases OF neuralgia, successfully
treated with oroton chloral hydrate.
DR.. Turnipseed read paper, in which,
he detailed the case of negro man,
upon whom he had operated, and from
whose skull he extracted piece Of knife
blade. In connection with the case, DR..
I. made some remarks on periodicity as
it expresses itself in the disease known
as epilepsy. Drs. Mcintosh and Dsrby
made some remarks on the Gaze.
DR.. Ruist exhibited q specimen of the
guinea worm, at the same time giving
an account Of the habits of this para
site, and the symptoms by which it's
presence In the human being was recog-
nized.
DR.. Gibbes read an interesting &C.
count of IN operation for strapgulated
hernia. exhibiting the hernial sac which
he had removed.
DIR. Darby presented uterus and its
appendnges. which he had removed for
disease affecting that organ, accompa-
MED by explanations of the case. By
resolution OF the society, DR.. D. was re-
qncsted to write out the notes of this
case aud of one previously reported BY
him, Tor publication in the proceedings.
DIR. Darby introduced Mr.. Ramage, of
Newberry, 20 the association, and made
some remarks III relation to the opera
ton which be performed upon him for
the remedying Of the results Of frac-
ture Of the skull, which had been in
duced twelve years ago by the kick of
mule. Drs. Klnloch, Geddings and
Parker discussed at length the surgical
aud pathological questions which the
the Case suggested.
DR.. J. A. Watson, of Chester, was
elected to membership.
The Committee on Nominations made
the following report, which was adopted:
President-James Mcintosh, OF New.
berry; 1st Vice ce-President-W. II. Mar
din, of Anderson; I'd Vice President
B. w. Taylor, OF Richland; Sd Vice.
President-A. a. Moore, of Kershaw;
Correspondent Secretary--J. Somers
Buist, Of Charleston; Recording Secre.
tary-H. d. Fraser, of Charleston:
Treasurer-T. NJ. Simons, of Charles.
ton.
Delegates-R. A. Kinloch, John T.
Darby. A. P. Wylie, s.. Baruch, J. F.
PIiolean. A. S. Salley, G.. E. Trescott
Walter Hill. E. B. Turnipseed.
Alternates-F. u. Parker, r. W,
Gibbes. J. Q. Maxwell, W. T. @. Bates,
J. F. NJ. Geddings, J. L. Thompson,
John B. DuBose, 81. D. fraser, Geo. 8.
Howe.
AS Delegates to the Medical Associa-
ton OF New York-R. w. Gibbes. 8.
Baruch.
AS Delegate to the Medical Associa.
tion OF Pennsylvania-F. r. Porcher.
Or. baruch made an appropriate
address on vacatiDg the chair as Presi-
dent. The newly elected President, DR..
Mclntosh, expressed his thanks for the
honor of his election as President.
DR.. Marshall moved that the next
meeting of the association be held in
Greenville on the first Tuesday in Nav.
After some discussion, it was decided
that the next meeting be held in the
city OF Charleston on the first Tuesday
in April.
DR.. Fraser moved the thanks of the
association be rendered DR.. Barroh for
the able and impartial manner in which
he has presided over the deliberations of
this body.
DR.. Buist moved that the thanks of
tho association be rendered the different
railroad corporations and to the mana.
gers OF the city hotels for reduction OF
fare.
Dr.. Baruch moved the thanks of the
association to the Greenville County
Society for the kind invitation they had
extended to the association to hold
their next meeting in the city of Green
vile; and also to the Recording Secre.
tary and Treasurer of tho Society for
tho prompt and efficient manner in
which they had discharged their respec.
tive duties.
LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Gas Consumers.
Jacob Levin-Auction.
j. Z. Moore-Resolutions
VIM. NJ. Bird & Co.-Leads. &c.
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