Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03

litprcvides for the appointment by the
governor uf hoard Of ctnsora frar0
the so-callcd regular school of practice.
TO the exclusion Of all others.
Resolved. that the committee on
legislation be authorized 10 frame n
bill to be offered IN Its stead, recognize
ing equally the allopathic.
homeopathic and eclectic systems Of
msdicinc In these appointments.
NORM We srssfsys SECOND DAY.
The Homeopathic association was
called together this moi ming nj 81
O'Clock. Amer the reading OF yester-
days minutes the following business
was transacted I: The chAir appointed
Drs. Lee, Hussey and Williamson MS
the committee OH insnne asylum
meinsrial and Drs. Jones, Davis aud
Cluff ON the medical department. Of the
university, and prs, Fisher and VIII
Hanson We're added to'the committee
on education.
A telegram Of congmtuIatp hon wa. RI
ceived from the State Homeopathic
institute Vt Minneapolis, Mimi.
The following additional physicians
were elected members of the nssocis.
ton: Drs. Hall of Waco, Judson Rice
CT San Antcnio, Stiles of Austin. Lch-
man aud st. Clair Hwssey of Rrcn-
hamand Barnett Of Wentnerford.
The next annual meeting of the as
sociation will be held In Waco on the
first "Wednesday and Thursday In
May next. The committee ON manac-
rializing congress recommended that
petitions be printed and sent to every
homeopathic physician In the state TO
obtain signcrs, and they be sent TO DIR.
j. z. Morgan OF Philadclphia, chair
man Of the committee on legislation on
the American Institute OF Homeop
athy.
The committee on publication to
Issue. missionary pamphlets was or
dered 10 correspond with physicians,
and 10 receive orders for the same.
TWAS suggested by the president
that some steps be taken In regard to
organizing Southern institute OF
homeopathy NJ New Orleans during
the holding Of the Worlds fair. A
motion prevailed to appoint commit-
tee 10 arrange for the organization
above suggested.
On motion OF Dr. Cohen, the consti-
tuition was amended 40 as TO admit as
soclate members from other schools,
who wish TO participate In the deliber-
atoms Of the association.
DIR. j. &. Tucker read an interesting
paper on pneumonia, after which the
association adjourned until o'clock.
AFTERNOON sloN--sECoNp DAY.
The meeting was called together at
o'clock; and n photograph was taken
OF the members by Mr., III. Il. Hlllyes.
There were many strangers present by
invitation.
A large number of additional physi-
al fa1 .ll.
Waco, Fort Worth, III paso, Corsicana,
Austin and San Anlouio.
DIR. Edwards read very able paper
on what causes reiard the progress OF
homeopathy, which was ordered
DIR. Cluif read paper on Brights
disease and lts treatment.
Mrs. Dr. Hall Of Waco read u paper
on hints in the care of Infants. This
paper Is highly spoken OF by the pro-
icssion aud those who heard II, and
the universal comment was made that
II should be In the hands of every
mother in the land.
pr. Davis read q paper ON conjunc-
tivl,is. --.,s..-i.
a vote of thanks WAS rendered to
the ladies of Austin for the flowers
and decorations which they 80 kindly
furnished.
DIR. Lee offered the following reso-
luton, which was unanimously
adopted;
Whereay, this association contem-
plates win keen appreciation the
courtesies and kindnesses from the
citizens OF Austin Mt large, and more
notably those bestowed by individual
members OF the same; therefore
Resolved TINT orr thanks are d,:p
and are hereby gratefully expressed
for the hospitality contributed by SEINE
OF her generous citizens, the floral Of
ferlDgs Of her charming and accom-
pllshed women, aud for n full, correct
aud impartial report OF our proceed
ings 10y the press association and re-
portcrs of the Daily Capital, Austin
Statesman and Daily Dispatch.
The association then adjourned to
meet Mt 4 o'clock.
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