WINSTON COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY-Montgomery, 1888.

OFFICERS.

President, W. R. Bonds; Vice-President, J. D. Lee; Secretary, J. C. Taylor; Treasurer, J. C. Taylor; Health Officer, W. E. Howell. Censors J. C. Taylor, W. R. Bonds, W. E. Howell, A. S. Palmer.

NAMES OF MEMBERS WITH THEIR COLLEGES AND POST-OFFICES.

Bonds, William Reily, mc Alabama 92, cb 92, Double Springs.
Dennis, D. R., ng, (old law) 02, Arley.

Howell, William Edward, mc Birmingham 00, cb 00, Haleysville.
Johnson, Harvey Caloway, (old law) -, cb 85, Nauvoo.
Lee, J. D., mc Memphis Hospital 00, cb Franklin 01, Lynn.
Palmer, Alexander S., (old law) —, cb Marion 89, Glen Mary.
Taylor, Joseph Calhoun, mc Alabama 88, cb 89, Haleysville.
Roden, Benjamin Wesley, (old law) -, cb Marion 89, Haleysville.
Watts, George Wesley, mc Atlanta Southern 88, cb 89, Arley.
Welborn, Thomas P., (old law) cb 02, Double Springs.

Moved out of the county-James A. McCullar, from Double Springs to Walker county; William O. Collins, from Haleysville to Fayette county; J. M. Howell from Hayneville to Walker county.

Examined-James

Monroe Howell, mc Memphis Hospital 04,

certificate granted.

Died-William R. Adkins, Double Springs.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

I. PROGRAMME OF THE ANNUAL SESSION_.

PART I.

II. MINUTES OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIRST DAY:

1

Address of Welcome, Dr. I. L. Watkins.

2 Address of Welcome, Hon. Jno. P. Kohn.

PAGE.

3-8

11-12

3 Message of the President, Dr. Capers Capehart Jones__

4 Report of the Senior Vice-President, John Robert

Graves Howell

12-13

13-23

23-27

5 Report of the Junior Vice-President, Dr. Walter How-

ard Bell

27-33

45

45

9 Dutch Luncheon

10 Trolley Ride to Electric Park___.

11 Order in which Papers were Announced and Read____ 45-47

12 Adjournment

III. MINUTES OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE SECOND DAY.

1. Order in which Papers were Announced and Read, and

Addresses Delivered

Adjournment

2

3 Beauvoir Reception

47

47-57

57

57

IV. MINUTES OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE THIRD DAY:

2

1 Order in Which Papers were Announced and Read____ 58-63

The Barbecue Dinner

59-60

3 Resolutions Introduced by Dr. D. L. Wilkinson.

4 Adjournment

60-62

63

V. MINUTES OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE FOURTH DAY:

1

Order in Which Papers were Announced and Read__.

2 Report of the Board of Censors, including Reports of

the State Board of Examiners, and State Committee

of Public Health

64

64-84

DIVISION I OF THE REPORT.

PAGE.

(a) Review of the President's Message.

65-66

(b)

(c)

Review of the Reports of the Vice-Presidents__.
Review of the Report of the Secretary_

66-67

67

(d) Review of the Report of the Committee of Publi-

cation___

(e)

Review of the Report of the Treasurer.

(f) Review of the Accounts of the State Health Officer__
(g) Review of the Roll of Correspondents_

6. Report of the State Board of Examiners_.

Examinations by the State Board_

(a)

69-80

69-71

72-73

73

73-80

DIVISION III OF THE REPORT.

Financial Statement

7. Report of the State Committee of Public Health__.
(a) The Collection of Vital and Mortuary Statistics___ 80-81
(b)

80-84

81-84

VI. ACTION OF THE ASSOCIATION ON THE REPORT OF

(b) The Roll of the College of Counsellors

XVI. THE ROLL OF THE COLLEGE OF COUNSELLORS:

PAGE.

124

125

127-134

135

136

137

137-138

138

XX. THE SCHEDULE OF THE ANNUAL SESSIONS,

AND PRESIDENTS

145

XXI. THE SCHEDULE OF THE ANNUAL ORATORS_____

146

XXII. THE ROLL OF OFFICERS

147-148

XXIII. THE SCHEDULE OF REGULAR REPORTERS FOR

THE NEXT MEETING

148-149

PART II.

XXIV. THE ADDRESSES, AND MEDICAL AND SANITARY
DISSERTATIONS AND REPORTS:

1. The Annual Oration-Seale Harris, M. D_____

2. The Monitor's Address-William Glassell Somerville,
M. D.

150-163

178-188

3.

The Jerome Cochran Lecture-Robert Abbe, M. D., of

New York City

163-177

4.

The Responsibilities of a Physician in Obstretrical

Work and How he Should Meet Them-Jesse Gary

Palmer, M. D__

6. Kidney Surgery and its Relation to the Cure of Dis-

eases-Harry Tutwiler Inge, M. D..

212-218

Discussion

-218-220

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7.

8.

The Diagnosis and Treatment of Some Forms of

Kidney Disease-Henry Gaither Perry, M. D------220-225

Recent Views Regarding the Treatment of Nephritis

-James Somerville McLester, M. D.

Discussion

225-231

_231-234

9. Non-Operative Treatment of Retro-Displacements of

the Uterus-Wellington Prude McAdory, M. D-_-234-240

Discussion

240-244

10. The Suture in the Surgery of the Vascular System—

Rudolph Matas, M. D

Discussion

245-277

-277-279

11. Varicose Veins and Their Surgical Treatment-Sam-

uel Gilbert Gay, M. D‒‒‒‒

Discussion

279-284

284-287

13.

12. Modern Therapeutics from the Standpoint of Ra-

tional Medicine-Henry Altamont Moody, M. D.-288-297

Recent Developments in the Study of Diarrhoeal Dis-

eases of Infancy and Childhood-Samuel Wallace

Welch, M. D.

297-303

Discussion

303-306

14. Cystoscopy and Ureteral Catheterization in Gynaecol-

ogy-Henry Dawson Furniss, M. D_____.

307-315

16.

Electric and Radiant Energy as Therapeutic Agents

Erasmus Taylor Camp, M. D__---

325-341

Discussion

341-345

17.

The Purposes and Plans of the National Association

for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis-

Charles L. Minor, M. D------

-345-352

18. A Layman's Views of the Practical Side of Tuberculo-

sis-Eli P. Smith, Esq.---.

353-365

19.

The Management of Pulmonary Tuberculosis From

the Standpoint of the General Practitioner-Edgar

Allen Jones, M. D_____

Discussion

366-375

_375-380

20. A Choice of Methods in Removing Uterine Fibro-My-

oma-LeRoy Brown, M. D.

380-395

Discussion

395-397

21. The Present Status of Gall Bladder Surgery-Robert

Newton Pitts, M. D..

-398-405

Discussion

-405-406