Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-08

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W. Broome, of MobsrIy, read 4 pa.
per upon the subject OF an intestinal
tumor exhibited befors the Associa-.
Nn~ngwhichhe Demonstrated carcinom-
itoos te4ppe of the appendix vermi-
TAm0us. DrGiark offered some re-
mirsks upon the Paper DIR. Broone
also rtsad a paper on The use of mer-
curry.
On motion Of DR.. EnsscfT Iaa dis
ISOLATION proceeded to determine
The next place of meeting DIR.
Clark nominated Gaiufnbia. DR..
buchanan nominated Dowllng Green
and Dr. Middlekamp extended cor,
dial invitation to tbs Society TO
meet at Warrenton whera the Soei-
ETY. had its first meeting DR.. Dun
can made a neat speech in favor OF
Columbia, earnestly lnviIing his
brethren to Columbia that they
might see for thernaeives what was
being done 10 the medical depart
ment OF the State University. Drs.
Rodgers and Buchanan made earn
Isst speeches in favor of Bowling
IGreen. On the vote being taken il
resulted In the choice of Bowling
Green as the place of meeting on the
first Wednesday in April next.
DIR. S. N. Russell offered the fol
lowing:
RESOLVED, That hereafter 1t will
net be expected that members OF
this ASSOCIATION will be publicly en-
lertained. WHICH was adopted.
Z On motion of DR.. Russell the As
ISOLATION then adjourned until 1870
o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
A discussion OF the carcinomitous
case presented Ly DR.. Broome, OF
MoberIy, was taken up aud discuss
ed by Drs. Lanius and Broome.
DIR, w. Ii. Lee then presented a
ease of fracture of the uina OF
twelve months standing resulting N
q large tumor, neeessi.atlng amputa-
ton of the arm.
Drs. Russell and Duncan present
ed some statements relating to the
Society Medical Journal, of which
they are the editors. They reported
the Journal in good condition tinan-
cially, the last issue being paid for,
with money on hand sufficient to
pay for the next regular issue. The
Interests OF the Journal were dis.
cussed somewhat at length by Lam
ius, Rolhwell, Clark aud Jacknan,
when on motion of DR.. MiddIekamp
the editors were instructed to issue
the next number of the Journal in
January.
On motion of DR.. Humphrey the
Secretary was instructed To notify
those appointed to read papers, OF
their selection for such duty.
On motion OF Or. Russell a recess
WAS taken for FIVE minutes. The
Association being Jailed to order the
names of the following members
were appointed BY the President TO
read papers at the next meeting OF
the society
= Eti0iegy. Pathology and treat
ment OF dysentery-Dr.fJ u r.
Mudd, St, Charles.
Path iogy and treatment Of IRE
thral Stricture-Dr. I A. keeton.
Trucheotomy ia Group aud Diph-
theria-Dr. IL. IL. Middlekamp.
Flu colypus gIobuIus as a remedy
DIR Ferdinand Smith,
New remedies--Or Martin Yates
Diagnosis aud treatment OF Psoas
absceEs--Dr. j. IL. Duncan.
Menapause-Dr j. n. Garnett.
Pathology and treatment OF hem
orrhages from mucus memhranus in
malariai diseases--Dr.J. W. Lanius.
The President appointed Dr-. J. w.
Rodgers, J. Il. Buchanan and j. y
Matthews "a committee on arrange
ments.
On motion of DIR. Clark, the &C.
rotary was instructed 10 ascertain
whether members appointed to read
papers will comply with appoint
ments, and if not, then he is in
structed to appoint others 10 fill
their places.
On motion OF DR.. Russell it was
resolved TO conclude the meeting of
the society with five minute
speeches.
On motion tho Association ad-
journed t., meet at Bowling Green
on Wednesday after the first Tues
day 10 April 1878.
Five minutes speeches were then
INDUCED in by quite a number OF
gentlemen, in which wit, fun and
eloquence were admirably comming,
led, the following named gentlemen
being called ont:
Drs. Middiekamp, Adams, Clark,
Russell, Humphrey, Duncan Roth.
woI, Lannius, Matthew'S, Buchanan,
Basket, Dodson, Mitchell French,
keeton and Hamilton
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