Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-30
TWO IMPORTANT EVENTS. The Medical and Dental Colleges
 to Formally Open ON TUESDAY MORNING Full Resume of the Faculties and Intents of the
 institutions.
ON TUESDAY MORN

A5On Tuesday, October 9, Birmingham 8 new enterprise, the Birmingham Medical college, will open it's doors to the world for medical students. This is another off, spring of the Magic City's Commercial club.
 The medical college will occupy the Lunsford hotel jointly with the Birming- ham Dental college, which begins the ses- sion of 1S94-5 on the same day. The building is arranged expressly for a medical college; has offices, reception rooms, faculty rooms, large lecture halls that will seat 200 students, chemical, mi- croscopical and histological lab atories, supplied with all apparatus and ap. ances for teaching and demonstrating the, Q de- partments.
 The lecture halls are supplied with in- struments, appliances and charts for the proper teaching and illustrating of the lec- lures.
 The building is also supplied with water, bath rooms, closets, gas, electric lights, electric bells, etc., and all modern inn provements. The rooms, halls, staircases, etc. are all handsomely furnished and car peted throughout.
 The faculty have spared neither time nor money to make this college second to none in this country.
 A commodious hospital is in the same building in connection with the medical college, where all manner of diseases and surgical operations can be seen.
 The regular session will continue until the fourth Thursday in March, 1895, with ten days recess at Christmas. The faculty has so arranged it that the course will cover the eDtire six months, and 1t is im- peratively necessary that students should be present on the first day. The loss of a foyU lecfurae a tha lapinninQ n0aalblV retard progress throughout the course. The lectures and the clinical instructions in the laboratories will occupy all of the students time, to which he should be pre- pared to devote his undivided attention.
 The followingis is the faculty for the first year of Birmingham's first medical college; w. H. Joh nston, M b., dt tan-Professor of principles and practice of medicine and clinical medicine.
 HIN Rosser, M. D.-Professor of ma teria medica, therapeutics and diseases of children.
 J. H. McCarty. M. D.-Professor of physiology.
 J. D. s. Davis, M. D.-Professor of prin- ciples and practice of surgery and clinical W. E. B. Davis, M. D.-Professor of gynecology and abdominal surgery.
 B. c. Copeland, M. D. Professor of anatomy and clinical surgery.
 J. A. B. Lovett, A. M., Ph. D.-Pro- lessor of chemistry and toxicooey.
 T. M. Allen, D. D. S.-Professor of oral surgery and special pathology.
 Cunningham Wilson, NJ. D.-Professor of microscopy, bacteriology, normal and pathological histology.
 L. c. Woodson, NJ. D.-Professor of eye, ear and thro at.
 R. M. Cunningham, M. D.-Proiessor of physical diagnosis and clinical med icine.
 George S. Brown, M. D.-Professor of obstetrics.
 J. c. LeGrand, M. D.-Professor of hygiene and medical jurisprudence.
 B. L. Wyman, M. D.-Professor of dis eases of mind and nervous system. Luckie, M. D.; c. c. Chapman, NJ. D.. j; E. L. Morris, M. D., and Dr. Heacock of E st Lake.
 Special lecturers and clinicant-E. H. shoIl, M. D.; J. w. Sears, M. D.; A. B. Burke, M. D.
 Spt cial lecturer in chemistry-G George w. Ma@on, X. M., Ph. D.
 Clinical assistants-D. F. Talley, M. D.. assistant 10 the chair of practice of medi- cine.
 of diseases of children.
 F. E. Nabers, Ph. G., assistant to the chair of materia medica.
 w. H. Wilder, NJ. D., assistant to the diseases of women and abdominal surgery. R. K. Smith, M. D., assistant to the chair of surgery and chemical surgery
 c. A. Merrill, D. D. s., assistant to the chair of oral surgery and special pathol- w. w. Ransom, M. D., assistant to the chair of microscopy, bacteriology, normal and pathological histology.
 THE DENTAL COLLEGE.
 The deutal college begins It's second year under most favorable auspices and bids fair to succeed. The following is the BIRMINGHAM DENTAL COLLEGE FACULTY. T.. M. Allen, D. D. s., professor of oper- alive dentistry aod dental surgery.
 Charles A. Merrill, D. D. s., professor of dental pathology and therapeutics.
 R. Augustus Jones, D. D. s., professor of mechanical and corrective.
 H. N. Rosser, M. D., professor of ma teria medica and therapeutics.
 J. A. B. Lovett, A. M. Ph. D., professor of chemistry and mettallurgy.
 B. G. Copeland, M. D., professor of anatomy.
 J. H. McCarty, M. D., physiology and histology.
 L. G. Woodson, lecturer on the eye, ear, i, nose and throat.
 B. M. Allen, Esq.,, lecturer on dental jurisprudence.
 B. E. Kidd, D. D. s., demonstrator of operative dentistry.
 W. R. Luckie, M. D., demonstrator of anatomy.
 c. 0. Chapman, M. D., assistant dem onstrator of anatomy.
 Special lecturers and clinicians-John B. Frazier, D: D. s., Alabama; W, Q. Wheeler, M. D., Alabama; George Q. srorss' sBrorsss' T D. D; s.. Tennessee; W M. pa1 A. mer, 5. D. D s S., Tennessee; sa' H. D. Bo B /, D. P. s., Alabama; B. N. Dupree, D. D. 8. /. Tennessee: l. D. Hnmphrev M D. Ala