Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-07

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ty. presented his Credentials was cor
daily welcomed and invited to take part in
the deliberations of the meeting Dr. Moore
being called upon made some very happy re-
marks, giving short sketch of hi, early cX-
perienccs.
Only Dr. Gallupe of the board of censors
being present Drs. Knowles, Dillingham;,
Shepard and Gannett were appointed by the
President to complete the committee
The committee on treasurer's accounts re-
ported his accounts properly vouched and
correctly cast.
The treasurers report showed a balance
in the treasury of S295.9j.
The committee on nominations reported as
follows:
President-C. NJ Foss.
X. Knowles.
Rec Sew. F. shepard
Cor. Sec.--Jas. b. Bell
Treasurer-I. II. Kmball.
Censors-Wm. Gallupe, NJ. S Brery. G.
II. Burr, W. L. Thompson. ID. y. skinner
The following named ladies and gentlemen
were elected members OF the society Ma
than Wiggin. NJ. d., IIudah NJ. Potter, NJ
d., Mary W. Bates, NJ. D., b. c. Woodbury.
VI. d., Walter NJ. Haynes. NJ d., W. :.
Thompson, n. ID.
Committee on PublicatiOns-W L. Shcp-
ard, c. p. Jetierls.
Committee on Lcgislation-.Jas. b. Bell
W. l.. Thompson, G. II. Burr.
Delegates to American Institute of Homo
opathy-Wm Gallupe. c. II. Burr
Delegates to the Massachusetts Homno-
pathic Medical Society-M. s. Briery, c. IL
Burr.
Delegates to Vermont homeopathic Medi-
cal Society-W. b. Perkins, 4. f. Piper
Delegates to New Hampshire Homeopathic
ic Med. Sociesy-J. ii. Knox. 5. Caldcrwood
The Association adjourned to the dinner
table at the Augusta House, where a sump-
tuous repast was spread in Mr.. Milliken's
best style. Besides the members, quite a
number of invited guests partook of the hos
pitality of the occasion. BY the way, these
homGopaths have allopathic appetites
The afternoon session opened with paper
on .Hateyia Hedic0. by DR. c. NJ Foss of
Dexter, which called forth discussion from a
majority of those present.
\ paper was then read on Clinical Med-
cine, by DIR. w. +. Shepard of Bangor. tax =
ing up very critical case Of typhoid fever.
and other cases of disease.
DIR. NJ. s. Briery of Bath, read three brief
papers. One was on the Medical profes sion
in which he claimed there are too many phvsi-
clans, large number of whom are inc0mpc-
tent Once this was a learned profess ion :
il is ANYTHING but that nov TLnv or,or :,
from the work sbons slaurhter bousn onI
stable without any ,,rono- ,,rouoro,;n, C,I
leyes are ot fnult in 'rivinp dinlnmas IN moon,
petents. There should be less number of
colleges. He believed in a consolidation of
these institutions, and the standard so raised
that one half of those who apply for adj
mission NAV he rejected He rn,J a nanor
on collie and another on mnmbr,nous crnnn
DIR. Dilinqham of August, cave nm ar-
count of the recent severe sirlnns. nf Dr
RclI's little how of dinb,bero,i,. ,rn,,, af a..
Jeyelopomcnt of tho disease tho ronn,I;ns
used. and the recovery
\ paprr was read from DIR y I Dodro of
Portland. on Headache. and ono fron, Dr
Mackintosb of fNiltop on UvJronbnhi, nr
Knowles of Bangor. read naper uiyin, an
accoant of the recovery of patipnt win
chronic urinary difficulties
In the evening. the ANIMAL addrnss w,s
made bv the President of the ,ssociation
DIR. w. l.. Thomson of this city. and was.
highly appreciatcd Inv his ossociatas in tL,
Association. DIR. Tuoursox said.
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