The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-19
HOMEOPATHs TALK OVER THE
ELEMENTARY REMEDIES AT
THEI CAPITOL
ALL 0THERS( GOOD MEASURE.
If THERE Is ANY EFFICACY OR
MERIT En- THEIR
USE.
STATE CONVENTION GATHERS
sicians From All Parts OF the
State.

4Ao 6ldtc homeopathic institute
opened its thirty first annual session
in the senate chamber of the capitol
yesterday morning. The session will
last three days, and most Of the time
will be occupied with the presentation
of papers on topics Of interest to the
members, which will be discussed by
them. The officers are: Henry W.
Brazie, Minneapolis; w. T. Stone, ST.
Cloud, first vice president; R. D.
Matchan, second vice president; Henry
c. Aldrich, Minneapolis, secretary; H.
M. Lufkin, st. Paul, treasurer. EXecu-
tive committee, Minneapolis, T. j.
Gray, H. H. Leavitt, A. P. VILLAIN
son, R. D. Matchan, George F. Roberts:
st. Paul, o. H. Hall, H. Hutchinson, e.
L. Mann, w. S. Briggs, G. G. Higbee;
for the state at large, A. B. Cole, Fer
gus Falls; c. B. Pillsbury, Duluth;
Thomas Lowe, SIayton; H. H. Chase.
Duluth; G. E. Clark. Saltwater. Local
committee on arrangements, w. $.
Briggs, A F. Goodrich, o. H. Hall. L.
E. Penney, e. L. Mann.
President Brazie, of Minneapolis, oc-
cupied the chair and the exercises
were opened by prayer from Rev.
W. R. Lord, of the Unity church. Dele
gates to the number of perhaps thirty
from all parts of the state, including
a number Of women, were present ana
participated i'm the routine business
proceedings which consumed most OF
the morning. An amendment to the by
laws was carried providing that the
nominating committee shall hereafter
1p al cd hHy ha n instead
appointed by the president. Drs.
Eaton, Caine and Briggs were elected
the committee. A resolution was adopt
ed asking the senator's and congress-
men to secure the appointment or q
homeopathist as member OF the state
board Of pension examiners.
The presidents address as well as
the election Of officers for the ensuing
year are both ON the programme for
today. The following new members
were elected to the institute: I. w.
Roberts, ST. Paul; F. A. Carrell, Rush
more; w. D. Kirkpatrick, Fergus Falls;
Innis Terwilliger, Minneapolis.
w. H. Leonard, of Minneapolis, read
the first paper ON "The Subjective and
the Objective in Medicine" He said.
in part:
"An material things are expressions
from the thought world. Max Muller
says that thoughts and language are
one They can be only one in the sub
jective and objective world for our
knowledge would be mere materlal1Sm.
and we must recognize the soul of
things To know thyself' is to regard
the soul and body as the complete man.
Whether we study his psychology or
physiology, we must have reference
to the other. The vital force may be
considered as between the twe,h a con-
Meeting link for the continuance OF
normal life. The human being holds
all the elements Of nature in it's COM
plete structure. The trinity Of the sub
jective corresponds to that of the OBJ
jective, viz, the vital force, the soul
and spirit. AS the vital force appears
to control the body, so In turn it Is
influenced by the greater power In the
plane Of existence above 1t. The higher
controls the lower in all manifestations
Of life, and the motions are vibratory.
DR.. George E. Clark, Of Saltwater,
spoke on 1.-THE Evidences of the Favor
able Action Of the Remedy"
How long shall the conscientious
ton of the prescribed remedy is diff
cult question, and second only in i'm
portance to the right selection of the
similar remedy. Two things should be
determined:
The best evidence of a clear cut Sc
lection OF the remedy is an agSraVa-
ton of the more prominent or charac-
teristic symptoms for which the reme-
dy was applied.
A good action of the remedy is an
external manifestation Of development
Of symptoms. The order of recedence
Of characteristic symptoms Is most sug-
gestive We may know that am un-
favorable remedy has been selected and
unfavorable action established if symp-
toms change from internal to external
surfaces
DR.. D. w. Roberts read a paper on
1.-THE Schussler Remedies" She said:
The twelve tissue remedies, which,
according to Schussler, constitute all
that is needed for a true homeopathic
materia medica, are being used by some
homeopathic physicians as shorter and
easier method of practice. According
to this system, all diseases are suppos-
ed to be caused by a lack of some one
OF these tissue salts, and therefore that
cures can only be affected by supplying
in proper form the lacking salts. Dr.
Carey, however, denies the claim made
by DR.. Schussler that it is a shorthand