The Western Homoeopathic Observer, Band 6H.C.G. Luyties, 1869 |
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Seite 337 - 1st. That the Board do not consider themselves as approving the doctrines contained in any of the dissertations to which premiums may be adjudged. 2d. That in case of publication of a successful dissertation, the author be considered as bound to print the above vote in connection therewith. HENRY J. BIGELOW, Secretary.
Seite 336 - Aphasia, or the relation of Brain to Speech. The author of the best dissertation considered worthy of a prize, on either of the subjects proposed for 1870, will be entitled to a premium of two hundred dollars. Dissertations on these subjects must be transmitted, post-paid, to John Jeffries, MD,
Seite 193 - MEDICA. By Samuel Bancroft Barlow, MD, Prof, of Materia Medica and Therapeutics in the New York Homoeopathic Medical College. This is an interesting brochure, being another reprint from the Transactions of the American Institute of Homoeopathy. The author is very fair and candid in the expression of his opinions, and from the position
Seite 337 - subjects must be transmitted as above, on or before the first Wednesday in April, 1871. The author of the best dissertation on either of the subjects proposed for 1871, will be entitled to a premium of one hundred and fifty
Seite 299 - Tabes dorsalis and other disorders treated of in the volume, should find a place in a work upon such specialty as Syphilis, etc., when there is such a wild field of research open which bears directly upon the subjects which form the title of the work. H. THERAPEUTIC GUIDE : The most important results of more than forty years
Seite 84 - REGENTS TO EVADE THE LAW. We have received from Dr. SB Thayer, a most interesting legal document from the Supreme Court of the State of Michigan, containing the motion for a writ of mandamus to be issued by the court, to enforce that law which requires "that there shall always be at least one Professor of Homoeopathy in the department of medicine
Seite 336 - reward being, of course scarcely to be considered. The Boylston Medical Committee, appointed by the President and Fellows of Harvard University, consists of the following physicians : John Jeffries, MD,
Seite 245 - apprenticeship in a drug store or is a graduate of a medical college or college of pharmacy, except under the direct supervision of some person possessing one of these qualifications.
Seite 336 - of the subjects proposed for 1870, will be entitled to a premium of two hundred dollars. Dissertations on these subjects must be transmitted, post-paid, to John Jeffries, MD, Boston, on or before the first Wednesday in April, 1870. The following questions are proposed for 1871 : 1. Criticisms on the opinion of a recent medical writer, that the less serious diseases of the ear may be
Seite 194 - I know no work in our homoeopathic literature so calculated to obtain a universal popularity as this. Students will read it with such a zest as is manifested by the young, in reading Robinson Crusoe, or Gulliver's Travels." SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT of the Directors of the New York Ophthalmic Hospital for the Year