Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-23

WHO does not scrupulousiy regard this
technique Is measurable, II has always
psrn known that a wound must be kon;
amount of mutilntion a human being can
STAND after bad operative surgery " proper
s "a,P precautions arc scrupnlousiy
| Gcnllenen. We arc now nearly two years
oiu This is our second regular annual
'n ~ ~ ana though our association Is yet
conpished no grand results, we are
earnestly ~ the pursuance OF greater and
kronuer achievements, and We may hope
that what we have done heretofore n but
~ earnest of what we shall do hereafter.
We are holding this meeting In the grand
est city IN our great black land state: one
OF the finest cities In fhs South. 4 city
tInt knows no fnilurci her underiaisirEs
always a success; we are proud ~ her
Houston has leading to and from her pvr-
wv some OF tho nncst systems OF roads,
w WIN n the best equipped rolling rock, and
, ,h,. ,, by It's arrangement Us any city In
.mh Union. And there are here Attending
now taleh equal to tha oeeasIoni men
that can ana VIII do something. We cnn
h for nans', sentlemen. OF what we. have
ns ever dawpad on any people, and NC
Know we have tho material to move
.n,ngs' The day is In sight. let us bend
aAured. Dur members are certainly IN.
lowed with their full proportion OF the
m,nhite, substance Of schwnnn md with a
normal balance OF n full number OF calls
We not alone will speak OF tho Texas sur
F .s1, With WITH neritcd pride. but We viii at
our day u one OF organization and 10
be encctlve thia Il necessary. In so doing
we perfcc, this work the nearer We are
prepared 10 snrvo the various roads we
fenrcsent. This - our duty
We are kind Of go-hetwecn; we must
do Justice to our unfortunate patients. and
when We do this We are doing Justice TO
ourselves and our roads ma well. This IS
nll that IL required OF us--noshlng more
n railroad surgeon ought to have his nve
senses doubled. HIS head should he full
everything and not sec too much; must be
able 10 hear everything, but not rcpcat
n ,,,ts; 4 railway surgeon e a little
Is called to sttcnd a man who has ass. |
tanned fractured leg caused by a run
away horse, Tho mans leg is all that he
end the businefs, But II he happens 10 |
fall from n moving ear, though II be a |
hnnd car and skins his li,'lc toe, he has
the hearing aud vision. and the Lord Only |
knows what clse to eco after. and the liz |
iiornnl railroad nust foot up the damages. !
Those most aggravated and exaggerated |
cuses that are 20 difficult to diagnose and !
stiil more difficult to treat, ON which The |
most scientific and earcfully prepared pre-
rctlntlonU hnre 10 little eftoot before the |
srlts ere terminated by the courts, often. |
tines end WITH, rHNd and speedy cure
without the MD OF either the doctor or |
druggist. with NIL Of our scientific Rkill-- |
after larg, doses Of nurum and argent |
n.amped with the American eagle. are
given to them.
This Will not apply to all eases, for We |
undoubtedly have cases 10 tho contrary |
but no doubt every surgeon has had ,
enough experience OF this Kind 20 know |
that this Is not oil poetry.
At the conclusion Of tho annual address /
tho CHESTS were invited to the large din /
ing hail. where Mira j. II. Stuart. assisted
by Miss Daisy Stuart and Miss Guilminot,
the latter Of the hospital nursing corps, |
served Refreshments. which were enjoyed
by all present, Adjournment was then
taken until . o'e!oci, this morning.