Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-12

In touch With tho misery Of m,nlSind and un-
raveling tho thread OF which that web il coni-
posed there should be n continual weaning
@ weSnins H there , certainly is from somethlng.
and ~ OHensc has come TO him from
those who claim a higher hone some ethics
biological evolution Is meager and casual.
The vlstas tubc opened up thereby go to- the
very foundation OF society; viii reveal and
Interpret the Cnrlstian faith as no history
has dune 1t was at the ecumcnical council
words were delivered; This everlasting evo-
lutiou stands with the reality and immortal
ity OF tod and man, the primary and neces-
sary truths OF our consciousness and exper-
rienCe. Nobility with charity will be the
capstone OF the doctors boing: but he Will
not build upon or magnify weakness"
Something about Prohibition. Presently the
most bansful thing in the Christian world Is
the olcohollo appetlte-and II Is TO be eNter,
mi mated by law. There are other banefut
giants looming up. rhe last census reports
c-fifth OF the married women of Massachu-
setts to he sterile and presents many co!nate
features bearing on the stability of this ma
tion. But there is much, patent TO many, not
yet to be found in an intcrninable census re-
port. The newspapers TEEN with the nara
tion OF such moral dcpravity as confounds "A
conventions! intellisence; and IN the doctors
knowledge OF the trend OF our best Informed
people within and without church walls, IN
the matter OF their every appetite, what oe-
gets IL, and the tangled up shape IL has every
nerve " being. II this were common possession
and dulyRpDrcciated, the machinists would
be puzzled quito as much to frame an enact
ment proDitory now to enforce one" Deal
Omaha editor made vigorous comment at
said he: parents are too care
less; the more intellectual and am
unhealthy demoustrat ON should not be made
light Off doctor had been called in when
the inoxplcabe fascination was manifested,
all might have been averted.' Well, the doe
tors experience gives him strength, and Oft
time he is apt in It's application, but he would
have been artist truly to have. remedied this
case. / refer to the Mitchell Ward tragedy in
Memphis. Pray, where in all OF this did tho
first unhealthy demonstration, come tny
surely he should have boon calicd before his
patient had beng-and surely Cady Stanton's
moralizing. is exceedingly wise. This quoted
enthusiasm devoted toward the regeneration
OF the race were directed toward tho genera
tion OF those to come the whole face OF society
might be changed before another national
centennial"
DIR. A. S. Monsfelde of Ashland, and chair
man of tho committee on the secretary's
general report, recommended with regret the
acceptance of the designations OF DR.. j. l..
Butin and Mary X. Butin, who had removed
to California, aud also the acceptance of the
resignation of Dr. j. s. Denise. The report
was adopted.
Resolution Adopted.
On recommendation Of DIR. Monsfelde, the
following preamble aud resolutions were
adopted:
The Nebraska Stats Medical society in an
nual session assembled views with pride the
effort made by Hon. AlGeruon Paddock. sena-
the the raddock GS paTe food Biz lGnds' and. '0"a'
Whereas. This society is fully convinced of
the necessity for the measure and the great
drugs and pure food, and in conseq uence
greater health and longer life of the people;
great saving of money now paid for not only
useless. but In many cases dangerous adul-
terations; be 1T therefore
Resolved That this society extends its
thanks plltOrk
tlring and unremitting work for the passage
OF this bill; and further that every member of
OF the enactment of the bill into Il law, and
that Il, copy of this resolution, properly en-
from this state.
1t also having been urged upon congress
by the American Medical association that
the Office of secretary of health be created,
tho following was adopted:
Wheroas, The appointments OF a secretary of
health would materially enhance the work of
sanitation In the union OF states rs well as in
crease the safety of international communi-
Whereas, Such an appointment would also
greatly facilitate and hasten the unitication
of ull laws in behalf of public health; there
Resolved. That we fully endorse the meas
ure r and that the secretary OF tho society send
In congress; be it further
Resolved, That 1T is hereby made the duty
Of every member of this society," as far as 1T
is in his power to use his personal influence
with the members of con-resS for the SUCCESS
full termination of this issue.
A resolution endorsing the pan-American
medical congress, the first meeting of which
is to be held in Washington city in Septem-
Der, 1893, was adopted.
The members OF tho society were also
urged to do all in their power to further the
ends of the medical congress to insure its
success.
The election of officers for the ensuing year
was then in order and DR. NJ L. Hildreth Of
Lyons was elected president. The other Of
hcers will be chosen Today.
The Omaha physicians gave the visiting
doctors banquet last night at the Paxton.
There were 300 in attendance and it was not
concluded Until 2 80 o'clock this morning.
Dr. Birney's Catarrh Powder for cold in
cala Ian oil