Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-04
after eight years. By DR.. Ephraim Cutter,
New York city,

| in surgery. By DR.. Carl Seller, Philadelphia.
! Sd. Cleft of the hard palate. By Dr.Vander-
! veer, Albany, N. Y.
4th. Alcohol as an au@sthetic agent. By
| DIR. j. c. Link, Terre Haute, Ind.
9Th. Leparotomy. By D.. VIM. Hill, Bloom
, ington, Ills.
9th. Advances in conservative surgery of the
| joints. By DR.. H. A. Martin, Boston, Mass.
Section on State Medicine. Meets at Work
ingmen's Hall.
LIST. Suicide in the city and county of Phil
adelphia during the past decade considered in
its physical and medico-legal aspects. DR..
John G. Lee, Philadelphia.
I'd. Rights of the insane. DIR. G. FL.
Hughes, St. Louis, Mo.
Section on Ophthalmology and Laryngology.
Meets at Market Hall.
1st. Recurrent pharyngeal hemOrrhags.
DR.. w. Porter, st. Louis, Mo.
Section on Diseases of Children. Meets at
Druid's Hall.
LIST. Exhibition of apparatus for passive
inhalation of the nascent chloride Of ammo
MUM in infantile bronchitis and pneumonitis.
DR.. Ephraim Cutter, New York city.
Section on Dentistry. Meets in Common
Council Room.
LIST. Pyorrhoea alveolaris. DR.. George L.
Parmelee, Hartford, Conn.
ID. Effects of diseased teeth upon other
parts of the body. DR.. j. Taft, Cincinnati, O.
SECOND DAY--WEDNEsDAY, JUNE Z, 1882,
10 A. M.
Prayer by Rev. D. R. Breed.
LIST. Report of committee of arrangements.
Cd. Announcement of committee on nom
nations.
Sd. Report on journalizing the transac-
tions of the association.
18th. Action on amendments, by DR.. J. H.
Packard.
Offered by DR.. D. H. Goodwillie, Art. 2,
Sec. s. Permanent members: strike out the
words "Dut without the right of voting"
Offered by DR.. j. H. Packard, Regulation
H., par. l., to read as permanent members or
members by application"
Regulation VI, line 4, strike out S and in
sert 10. Second paragraph, lines 4 and 5,
strike out all after qualification" to and in
Guiding association" and insert "publica-
tion."
Regulation TX. Add new paragraph:
"Members by application shall consist Of such
members of state and county societies, in
good standing, as shall make application in
writing for admission. They shall simply
have the right to receive the Journal on the
anne terms as other members"
Regulation 4, paragraph 6, strike out all
rom "see,'' in line 7, to land" in line 9.
Regulation v, paragraph 3, after ''pub-
lished' insert sin such manner as the assOcia-
tion may direct
IL a. m. Address by The chairman of
section on practice of medicine, etc., DR.. J. A.
Octerlony, Louisville, Ky.
IL m. Address by the chairman OF sec
tion on obstetrics and diseases of women, FL.
o. Marcy, Boston, Mass.
Section on Practice of Medicine, Materia Med
icine and Physiology. Meets at Opera
house.
1st. Treatment of syphilis with subcuta-
neous sublimate injections. DR.. J. V. Shoe
maker.
Section on Obstetrics and Diseases of Women.
Meets at Odd Fellows hall.
Section of Surgery and Anatomy. Meets at
Sherman hall.
LIST. Plastic splints. Dr.. Oscar J. Coskery,
Baltimore, Md.
I'd. Aspiration with compression in dis
eases of the joints. DR.. H. A. Martin.
3d. Fracture of the elbow joints. DR..
Stewart.
4th. Genesis of bone. Edw. Bo rex. st.
Louis, Mo.
5th. Ununited fracture OF the femur treated
by exercise. DR.. Geo. W. Nesbitt.
9th. Elastic tension in the management of
cases of delayed separation of ligatures. DR..
]. R. West.
7th. Lupus exedens of the face. DIR. A. c.
Post, New York city.
Sth. Sub peritoneal surgery. DR.. W. NJ.
Fuqua.
Section on State Medicine. Meets at Work.
men hall.
list. Small pox, with a brief record of
1900 cases. By DR.. j. II. Van Deman, Chat
tanooga, Tenn.
Section on Opthalmology, Otology, and Larry.
nology.
LIST. On the hearing of children. By DR..
Laurence Turnbull, Philadelphia.
Section on Diseases of Children. Meets at
Druds' hail.
LIST. Means for lessening the mortality Of
infants from bowel affections. DR.. N. g.
Davis, Chicago, III.
Section on Dentistry. Meets in Common
Council chamber.
LIST. Oral Hygiene. By Dr.. VIM. D. Kemp
ton, Cincinnati, Ohio.
I'd. Injurious effects of mercury as used in
dentistry. By DR.. Eugene s. Talbot, Chicago,
Ill.
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1882.