, 1880-06-15
CITILDlsEN'S AILMENTS,
First National Convention Of the
American Pathological Society. a..
How to Feed 1,abtcs-Athrepsla, and tic
Wat TO Deal with It..

Tho National Pathological Socicty hcld tta in.
1,lKlrnl Convention ysstersny In thu CUAl fsx-
chnngn ut tic HrAnd pucllo lleleI. AIMING
thf,so present Mt tho nornfny session werp f'ra.
E'wnrd Crunch, OF Eric, 1'a; Urt,rxo T. FttItc.
Stamford, tsonft.: |. y. MITCHELL r.. a. fIalnr,i,
7. G. Duncan, II. N. Touker, j. y. Lane, Hue A.
Whlts. L. q. Ilodse, .. u. Howe. Ehnrles Il.
Davis, Abby Underwnot. MI Of Ch!cagu; Il. =.
Wison, Ut Ann, Arl}or, Mich; pr,f. William
Ovens, of cncinnhtI; ind 81. a. Chamberlain,
OF Winthrop, In.
Tho meeting WIS called to order by Or. Dun
cnH Chairman Of tho C,,MtpIttcc Of ArrA1,Re-
1,1chts eliargcl With organizing tho Convention,
whu nominated ns Chnrlnan III tho Convention
rItokt WILt.lAM OWENS.
tho distinguished nedtHl practitioner Of Gin
ennntl. O., who III on his why tU Milwaukee, tn
attcnd tho National Convention Of Homeopathic
Phyaiclnna.
On takins tho thair Prof Owens made n fow
pertinont rttnnrAh, IN which he urged tin Rrcnt
Necessity Of paying attention u the Diseases Of
chihrGn, and tho markcl advantage likely to
nrse from tho discussion on tho subject during
tho present Convention.
DIR. Duncnn rrad thu report Of tho COMMITTEE
on Arrangements, which dtHEnntth
TttE DIskAsH t,r AriinErslA
M tho first subject fur discussion iIu described
the fifsurter III utlu which until recently lind mt
ItGolfeA utuen u%leHIOH lT1uI tno inGnlty. IL
wills Divided tnto twu porttItls, the tMrIiur ono
ucluu chur.t.trrixftl bv uustro.lntrs,,m1 dIa,
turuauccs, tho second by tho stagnn.ion Of tho
blood In tho vGnOlts network, rrupti0nH, ete.
The disease why often eittisei by inju.t'cl,,ns
feeding Of cli1slrc,: Tho plcsenc.: oi the Dis
ose was nt cslly hlscnsclrd by the frcl " tho
skin and TIM lo4Dk' nf tho tt,sl9ue. Itnrk chill
drcm. US rc, wcfe ,nt'rr tInhl. to It than ti,nsn
nl light c1npcxint. having more strllrn In their
D!Voa. while tho latter cs'titlll,rd i'urn fatty
inaitgr. Tho g.triik uf thy t'isrse WIS l1rgtlya
QUESTION nt |ullc!ntI: tlIet, hut a.,onE tho
medical rcnc1les which he had found ul'tst otl-
t,;' oItls %gss hrstt shl; seco, NIX xot,llsa;
cnfnn,nn THU eeprrrllfy supposed, unl nlAt,y
clsus reported M st}mnsGr-cotnplalnt HrS rtatly
nthrciain.
Ihg Chair Thought ttAt tho discnao ,yas likely
Inv, when tho inucY,is ,ncsnb.7..a wns til II dell
eMtn condition: te augEcsted ns II remedy
ss ssea n;;trf wiHh OF atrnEs Itt st 81 "slty e
above III oshors ssl''iuteti i'utriton =" "'''''
Or. DodXc. or ChctEo, thought that In Inany
csts tho disease might ho trlech to tho tuO
early wishing Of nGw-l, l,urn infn1,ts, III lsnny
otnofSl TOO, IT WINS hereti!tnry IN ltK nature:
~; fnote. or Stutnl9rti' Enntl, believed In pre-
before tho child wl.s born Us would lns!ru Its
pnya!Gll strength onco!ninK into tho world. s!,o
should he kept IN simple f"Nla-sfiot!d ',o te-
uicts In rcFnrtl to WnshlnE tho tlew-bnrn child,
he believed 1t should've done nut rnrfgr lEi,tll
halt IT., hour aftHr !ts birth md il,sgad Of soup
After remarks " ltrs. Mitchell. Pellet. and
next subject FUR discussion,
"SooD; HOW TO c1LASuE AND IMPROVE AOril8n's
.ou ,. @ILK; m ~
artificial foods"
The discussion was hpaHel by Dr., TO0kcr, who
mil fth< Il fIyI.f