The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21

souri, State HOmeOpa thlC Institute,
Who Is Attending the Kansas Con
vention.
Secretary. VIM. Maclay Lyon. To-
peka. Kansas.
TREASURER, Miriam A Swift, Topeka.
Kansas
Board of censors. DR.. Eva Harding.
Topeka. Kan. DR.. Ezra kendall, Cot
tonwood Falls. Kan; DR. w A 41ng-
The attendance at the homeopathic
convention is larger than at any prev
ious convention, and was largely aug
mented today when the noon trains
came in from Kansas City 1t is prop
able that the sessions will be practlc-
allv closed today with the banquet at
Security hall this evening. The pro-
gramme, however, calls for session
tomorrow.
The published programme has been
considerably changed. owing to the
non-arrival Of some Of those VINO are
supposed to read papers. The bureau
of chemistry and pharmacy will prob
ablv be omitted The bureau of the
eve. ear. nose and throat was postponed
from Wednesday and will be taken up
The bureau of clinical medicine has
already been disposed of. This was set
for Friday morning Tt was largeiy
finished Wednesday afternoon
r. r. Stoaks of Mayetta presented an
interesting paper on The Importance
OF Early Recognition of Congenital
a naper also was read by DR.. D. d.
Wallick of Olathe on the treatment OF
..Pvarrhea Alveolaris,' which prought
ont the value of homeopathic internal
treatment in conjunction with the WORK
of the dentist. ~
This section was closed by Dr. ]. w
tiffany with a paper on "Chnlcat F-N-
periences." dealing particularly win d
case of internal cancer
The second days session of the So
ciety was called to order by hreslg~ii 1,.l
Toyvrv at o'clock this mofnihs- At~
work of the morning was largely fo9-
tine work in the presentation OF tneu~
fcal PAPERS Under the bureau OF chh-
ical medicine DR. G.. 5. Aoungndh. ol
HarveyVille. reported two lnlefeslillss y Z
cases. "An Accident" and A F1brold.
The bureau Of materia medica was ne,-t ne;
presented with DR.. E P. Mills IN the
chair The following papers We're pre-
sented and fully discussed. sympo-
eilra of papers on the study of some OF
the inorganic acids was taken up as tol-
lows THE Mental symptoms. by w
A. Yingling. NJ. D., of Eanpor1ai II ne
Abdominal symptoms. VIM Macl4y
Lyon. NJ d. Topeka Inorganic Acids
sn Genit0- Urinary Troubles w f H.
Lemon. NJ. D.. Olathe; Skin Symp-
TOMS Chas. OFT. NJ. D. Kansas City.
Kas. DR.. Stoaks of Mayetta, next real
full Comparison and Differentiation of
Remedies" In a very eloquent manner
DR.. T. H Hudson, of Wichita, next
read his article. "Our House referring
to comparisons between our bodies and
house construction. The bureau closed
with DR. E. p. Mills paper on "Ho-
meopathics.
PRESIDENTS ADDRESS
AT the morning session Wednesday
the presidents address was the prin-
cipal feat Tt was delivered by
Charles Lowry. of Topeka. and was IN
part as follows
Homeopathy has passed through
four distinct periods-persecution ridi-
cule. liberation and respect-and we
trust fha next period viii be one OF
universal adoption. Thirty-five years
aEo. when this society was organized
we were passing from the period OF
ridtcule to that of tcleratfon, and. re.
viewing the progress homeopathy has
made since that time we find many
reasons for congra tulatiOn. About that
time. possibly a little later. the Ameri-
can Medical association refused to ad.
nit delegates from the New York State
Alopa thic society because they had
passed resolution in favor of consult
ing with honloeonaths
Prior to this we had been practically
ostracIsed by the dominant school OF
medicine. hence the movement was con-
eidered by the large majority of Allo-
paths OF so-called regulars of today as
being as much out Of character as II
would be for any respectable physician
20 aniliate or consult with an advertis-
ing Quack at the present time Thirty