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ATLA.NTA, GEORGIA.

Annual Announcement,SESSION 1880-81.

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DR. JOSEPH THOMP30 .. , PRES'T,

GEN. JNO. B. GORDO~,

'COL. W~r. L. MITCHELL,

GOY. A. H. COLQUITT,

;J. A. HAYDEN, E Q.,

DR. ROBERT BATTEY,

DR. J~O. THAD. JOHN, ON,

E. E. RAWSON, E Q.,

HO~. WM. EZZc\.RD,

WM. W. CL'AYTO~, ESQ.,

DR. V. H. TALIAFEI RO,

COL. R. F. M.\.DDOX,

HO~. J.UIE HCK OX,

JOHl: H. JA~1ES, E Q.,

GEl: . ALFRED AUSTELL,

DR. A. B. CALHOU~T,

WM. ~r. LOWRY, ESQ.,

DR. J. S. PE~IBERTOX, SECRET.\RY.

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FACULTY.

A. W. GRIGG. , M.D.,

Emeritu Professor of Practice.

J. G. WE Tl\IORELAND, l\I.D.,

Profe SOl' of ~Il\teria Medicn and Therapeuti'cs,Lecturer on Clinical Medicine.

W. F. WE Tl\IORELAXD, l\LD.,

Professor of Irinciples and Practice of Surgery.

\Yl\L ABRAM LOVE, M.D.,

Professor of Pbysiolo;ry,Lecturer on linical :Jledicine.

V. II. TALIAFERRO, M.D.,

Professor of Obstetrics n'ld Disea es of 'Yomen and hildren.

\Y.•. ARl\L TROXG, l\LD.,

Pro~' SOl' of General and Descriptive Anatomy.

A. \Y. 'ALIIOUX, l\I.D.,

Professor of Diseases of the Eye and Ear and Cl:nical Ophthalmology and Otology.

.J. II. LOGA~T, A.l\I., M.D.,

Professor of General and Medical Chemi try.

II. V. M. l\fILLER, :M.D., LL.D.,

Professor of Prillciples and Practice of ~Iedicine,Lecturer on Clinical Medicill

And Dean of the Faculty.

.J. \Y. WILLIAMS, M.D,

Demon trator of Anatomy.

J. TODD, M.D.,

Proctor.

All busines, <:ommnnication honld be addr sed to DR. J.•. TODIJ, Proc orAtlanta M dical College.

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ANNOUNCEMENTOF THE

ATLANT A MEDICAL COLLEGE.

Th twenty-third Annual Course of Lectures in this In titution will commence,on the second W dnesda:r (15th) of October, 1 0, and close ou the second of March,1881.

Students should benr in mir.d that this is tl:e opening of the REGnAIl ession.Owing to the lengthening of th term of Lectures, the preliminary course has beendispensed with.

The Introductory L tlure will be made by Prof. Miller, nt 11 .\.)1., at theCollege.

For the Christmas holidays, the exerci es will bE: su pended on December 23dand resumed on January 3d.

The Trustees and Faculty feel ecure in presenting the claims of the AtlantaMedical College to those d siring a medical education. They are as ured thatmany causes combine to rcnder this city, of nrar 50,COO p ople, the gr at medical

·ceutre of the South.Her extpnsile railroad conuecti n make it easily acce sible from all point.The energy of hH people in every avo( ation has conferred a prosr rity that is

proverbial.The expenses of livlDg, iu whatevrr st:rle, nre cheaper, we believe, tI an in nny

city of like size in the Unit d tates.Epidemics ar unknown in this city. There is no malaria with us. Those who

have bren atfected by this poison in other localities find here a l' tr at in which theymay recover their health. tudents from tbe North or West may find here, while:acquiring their education, protection from the dangers of a more rigorous climate,without subjecting themselves to lhe risk of other di eases.

Thc climate is healthy nnd bracing, and well adapted for smtaining a studentthrough the physical and mental strain of a COUI' e of medical lectures.

The Faculty avail themselves of every facility for clinical and didactic teach­in/!; ot only does Atlanta, with a large proportion of inhabitanfs dependent oncharity for medical attention, afford a vast amount of clinical material, but heroCentral position and rnilroad facilities draw from a di tance a great number of in­terestin~ ca es that may be presented before the cIa s.

The Faculty constantly and zealously labor to utilize all these advantages in.placing the Atlanta Medical College among the foremost in imparting a TUOROUGH

.AND PIIACTICAL KNO\l'I.EDG~; of medical science in all its principles and details.They claim that its prosperous condition and constantly increasing classes for :rearspa£t are the .highes.t evidence of the achievement of this object.

VENEREAL DISEA ES.

MEDICAL CLINICS.

GYN.1ECOLOGY.

SURGERY.

Announcernent.6

The Professor of Surgery will utilize the immense amount of clinical materialin these diseases, by special lectures, selecting cases for demonstration to the class.

In addition to the regular didactic course, Gynrccological Clinics are heldweekly. Diagnosis by sp culum, probe, digital touch, etc., etc., together with themost approved and recognized plans of uterine and intra·uterine treatment, arepracticed, and their relative merits discussed before the class. Advanced student,.are requested to practice these manipulations themselves, and when desired are putin regular attendance upon csses.

DISEASES OF THE EYE A JD EAR, AND THROAT.

SURGERY is systematically taught by lecture~, and is practically demonstratedby capital and minor operat'ons, in the amphitheatre, in the pre~ence of the class.These clinics are held twice each week, and afford more material of all forms ofsurgical disease than can I'e utilized.

In this department the students a.e taught and required themselves to applyall forms of bandages, together with every form of apparatus for treating fracturesand dislocations. These injuries must be treated by every physician, and there i&but this one way of acquiring the necessary knowl~dg. Before the close of thesession the students are afforded opportunity of performing all surgical operntionson the cadaver, under the direction of the Profe~sor of Surgery. We feel warrantedin saying that the efficient and untiring labor in this department is unsurpassed inany Medical College.

I DISEASES Of' TilE EYE AI'D EAR form an important and growing specialty, andis presided over by a gentlE:man who is thoroughly skilled in this dppat·tment ofmedicine. His clinics abound in material, and afford ample opportunity for be·coming familiar with the treatment of all diseases of these organs. Numberlessoperations are perf.rmed in the presence of the clnss. Each student is affordedopportnnity of instruction in all the latest methods of examining these organs,i Deluding the use of the ophthalmm:cope and otoscope.

The use of the laryngoscope will be taught, and will be practically exemplifiedin the study of Diseases of the Throat.

In addition to the spllcial clinics already mentioned, there are GENERAl. ~IED­

leAL, CI.lXICS, at which students have opportunity of becoming familiar with thevarious types of disease. The advanced students have OppOl tunity of themselvesinvestigating disease, in order to confer facility and accuracy r.f diagnosis. Thosedesiring it are placed in charge of patients.

Thus it will be seen that G'lillical Jllcdicine is given that importance it so justlymerits. The city of Atlanta affords a rich harvest of mt terial for this purpose, anitbe Professors in charge have by unceasing efforts, made it pract;call.y available.

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The Collejl:e Ml:seum is in fine condition and has man)' nne specimen•. Alumniand friends of the Col1e~e who may posseEs, or hcreafter meet with, curious ohjects ofnaturlll history, or specimeDs of morbid aDatomy, which they do I;Ot dc;ire to re' ain,are requested to seDd them to lhe Faculty, who will .ee to thl ir careful pre ena­tion, and duc credit will he ~iven to the donors. On application, jars with preserv­ing fluids, when necessary, will be furnished for shippir~, ifin reaeh of an expressoffice.

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ANATOMY.

Annottnccmcnt.

Assurances of an abundance of matHial for practical demonbtrlltioll anddissection, together with the large and costly selection of plates, manakinR, skeletons,etc., insures thorough and practical instruction in this brarch. Prof. Armstrong,whose distin guished success as a teacher of anatem)' in this College IUany Jearsago, is remembered by hundreds of the alumDi, residing in almost every State inthe UDioD, will ajl:ain grace this chair.

TH€ SCIENGE OF CHEMISTRY is carefully taught, aud its fncts presented in themost attractive manner hy experimeDts, charts and diagrams.

PHYSIOLOGY will be practically illustrated by mirroEcopic illustrations, models,diagrams and original drawing.. The application of phy.io'ogy to pathology ther­apeutia and the principles of medicine will be made, so far as practiclible in aregular didactic course in this departmeDt.

MATERIA Ml:llJCA AND TIIERAPEUTICS are taught by a gentleman whose longstudy of the subject has r~ndered him peculiarly successful in presenting this de­partment of medical science in its p:'opcr hght.

TilE CHAIR OF PRA TIeE Dade vacant by the death of the lamented Prof. J. T.Banks, has been filled by the election of Dr. B. V. M. Miil r. The eminence andahility of this gentleman, together with his long aDd su cessful experience as &"

medical teachfr in thi aDd other colleges, render furtheF a urance of his eminentfitness for the place unnecessary.

EXA~lll\ATIOl\Sare held at intervals during the course by the individual mcmbersof the faculty, OD the subject of preceding lectures. Only those who de sire' ent rtheir names on these li.ts. These examinations se"vc to impress the subject uponthe minds of the Stl dents, nnd have proven of such utility that the Faculty earne tlyrecommeDd them.

In short, it is the aim of tl:e Faculty, recogniz'ng thc great and rapid stridesconstantly made at this day in the science of medicine, to bring beforc the studentevery possible facility fer preraring himself for the ,luties that await him in thefuture,

The Facult), offer a pocket ~asp. of surgical instrumCllts to the student who, atthe examination for his degr e, has attained the highest general proficie nc)" in hiRtudiE's.

Professor J. G. Westmoreland offers l\ medical case for the best thcs:s OD theaction of remedies.

Professor W. F. Westmoreland offers a transfusion apparntns to the. tudentfor the best exnmination in his department.

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Announcement.

Professor Taliaferro offers an obstetrical forcfps for the best examination onQb s tetrics and di~e9ses of women.

Professor Calhoun offers a prize of an ophtbalmoscope (Liebrich's) to thestudent who presents the best report of the eye and ear clinic.

Professor W roo :.A bram Love offers a. medical case fcr tbe be~t e say on thene nous and vascular reJa.tions of the ovaries and uterus to the general system.

Prole. SOl' Logan offers a gold rcedal for the best thesis on the relations of tl:escie nee of cbemistry to medicine. .

(See page 10 for recipients of prizea at last Commencement.)

GRADED CO 'RSE.(OPTIOl\AL.)

To those students desirin~ to lengthen their term of stud~' the following planis suggested. A t the end of his second course, the student to be examined onanatomy, ph)'sioloIlY, chemistry and ma.teria medica; ha' ing passed these exami­nations satisfactorily, a. ecrtificate to that effect is given. He is thus left with moreleisure during his third tel'm, to pursue the study of practice, surgcry, obstetrics,and diseases of the'. eye and ar and is examined only upon those branches at theclose of the term.

The above piau is entirely optional with the student. It is recommended asbffording an opportunity for thorough acquirement. There is as yet no charge forthe third course other than the graduation fee.

GRADUATIOX.

The candidate mu t be twenty-one )'ears of fge, of good moral character, andmust present to the Dean the requ'site evidence of having studied m dicine threeyears, inclusive of attendance upon lectures.

He~must have attended two full courses of Icctllres in a recognized medical-college, the last of which shall ha"e been in this Institution.

He must pres('nt to the neon, by the first of Ffbruary, a thesis of his owncomposition aDtI in bis own handwriting, on a medical subject. The amount ofthe graduation fee must be depo ited with the thesis j in case of failure to pa s;a satisfactory examination, the mOlll y will be refunded.

A repor(of any of the clinics will b3 acceptecl in lieu of the ordinary thesis.He must pass a satisfactory examination on anatomy, physiology, chemistry,

materia medica. practice and general pathology, obstetrics anJ di eases of womenand children, diseases of eye and ear, and surgery.

TERMS.Tickets (or the full Course $75 00Ticket (01' Practical A nll.tomy................. 10 00Matriculation Fee.......... 5 00Grad uation Fee................ 30 00

Gratuitous tickets (not including Matriculation, Practical Anatomy, nor Grad­uation) will be issued to one student from each Congressional District of this State,in compliance with the law making 1I donation to the building and apparatus ofthe College. Each appointment is for but one session, and is made by the Congress­man of the respective districts. A congressman who has been elected, but not yetseated, cannot make appointment. Confu ion is sometimes created by the con-

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gressman making morE' than one appointment for the same session. As but one ofthese can be admitted, the first appointment·notice received at the office of theDean will be recognized, without reference to date.

GOOD BOARD and Lodging can be obtained, convenient to the College, at $2.50to $4.00 per week. For further information address

J. S. TODD, M.D., Proctol·.

WE ESPEVlAT.LY REQm;ST TIfAT PHYSICIANS, STUIJEN'I'S AND OTHEns WILl.nEAR IX MIND TilE DISTINCTION m:TWEEN TnE ATLANTA MEDICAL COLLEGE ANDTITE So·,'A~n;D NATIOliAI. SURGICAL lliSTITUTE, LOCATED AT TillS PI,ACE. TilEI..~TTEn IS NOT nEGQr.lilSF;ll RY TITE REGULAR PROf'ESSION.

j300KS,

)!ATERIA MEDICA-Westmoreland's Acology; Wood & Bache's Dispensator.r;Stille & Maisch's Dispensatory; Bartholow's Materia Medica.

8UHGElly-Erichsen or Bryant.AXATOMY-Gray; Wilson.PIfYSloLoGy-Flint's Text-book of Physiology; DI1!tOll; Carpent r.Cm,MlSTRy-Logan's Chemico·Physics; Attfield's Chemistry; Bowman's Medical

ChemistryPIIAGTICE-Roberts; Watsou; Flint.OnsTETIllcs-Leishman; Cazeaux; Playfair.DISEASES OF WOMEN-:-Thomas; Barnes; Emmett.DISEASES Of' CHILDREN-Meigs & Pepper; Smith.DISEASES 01' TilE EYE-Wel1s; Stellwag.DISEASES OF THE EAR-Roosa; Burnett.DISEASES OF THnoAT-Coben; Brown.VENERIl:AL DISEAsEs-Van Buren & Keyes on Genito-Urinary Organs; Bumstead &;

Taylor on Venereal Diseases.DICTlONAJUEs-Tbomas; Dunglison.

NOTE-The above works are recommended as among the best; but a ·tudent 111·rcad~- possessIng a late, ,Iandm'd work on any of tbe branches, need not incur the ox­pense of a new purchnse. One good work on each of tbe Ill'St seven departments 0 fahove list, iS1lufflclent for a juntor Btudent.

IliirA price list wlll \)0 furnished on appllcatlon to J. J. & S. P. Richards or Lyn ell& Thornton, of this cIty. A discount from publishers' rntesClW be obtalned wheu book9are purchased here.

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This wa held at DeGi"e's Opera House, on the evening of March 3d, 1 0,before a large and cultured audience. After pray l' by Rev. Dr. Gwin, the Deanmade the aDnual report to the Boru'd of Trustees. The degree of Doctor of Medi­cine was tben conferred, in a most impressi,'e manner, upon fifty graduatR", by Col.A. W. .\fitchell, of the Board. A most eloquent address to the ~raduates was madeby Rev. II. IT Tucker, D. D. Dr. J. A. Hurt, in an interesting address, dischargedhis duty as Class Valedictorian.

TI~(, Dean then announced the successful compelitors ror thc various prizeoffered by the Faculty, and tb se were delivered in a happy man ncr by Dr. H. Y. M.Miller, to the following gentlemen:

To Dr. J. H. M"Cart)', the Fa ulty Prize, a ca e 01 surgical in tl'uments, forthe highe t general examination. Honorahle mention to be made of Dr. J. A.Hurt, A. Strickland, aDd L. . Gamel" It was announced that a difference of onlyone-eighth of one per cent. decided the prize between the two higl:est competitors.

To Dr. C. C. Maddox, tbe medicinp case offered by Prof J. G. Westmorelandfor the besl thesis on the action of remedies.

To Dr..J. A Hurt, the transfusion apparatus offered by Prof W. F. Westmore­Iand for the best report of surgical clinic.

To Dr..J. B. 1IcCarty, the case offen d by Prof. W. A. Lo~e for the best Nsayon the nervou. 'and "a<cular relation of the omries and utHUS to the gfnfl'al 'ys­tern.

To Dr. L. . Garner, obstetrical forceps, offered bJ' Prof. Taliaferro for the bestexamination in obstetrics.

To Dr..1. A. Hurt, the opthalmoscope offered by Prof. Calhoun for the bestreport of eye and eaf clinic.

To Dr. .T W. Holton, a gold medal, offered by Prof. Lo~an for the best thesison thl' relation. of the science of chcmi trj' to medicim.

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Liddell, P. A Ga Dr. T. W. Deall'Liddell, J. B Texas Dr. W. L. SimmonsLogan. H. G Ark Louisville Medical College'Love, 'Yo J Ala Dr. J M. Love~cCarty, J. H Ga Atlanta )Iedical College-McCurry. J Ala A tlanta Merlical ollegeMcRae, F. B GH AthlLltaMfclicaI ollegeMcWhorter, H. P Ala Dr A. M. McWhorter:Macon, J. S Ala Univel'sit,y of N. YMaddox, C. C Ga Dr. J. G. Cantrell-Moore, D. S Ala Dr. J. T. ~rllrphree·

Moore, E. B Texas Medical College of (leorll-iaMoore, W. E Ala Dr..J. \1. McLaughliTlt

ash, R. T Ga Dr. B J. BrolVnNewsome, W. y Ala Dr. L. Wbal yTobIe, G. H Ga AtIHnta MedIcal Collegeunnally, A. H Ga \ tlanta }Iedical College

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Ross, W. B Ala Dr. B. F. IveyRosser, 'V. A Ga Dr. J. H. BullardRussell, T. M. J Ga Dr. W. S RussellSampler, W. C Ga Dr. S. H. StoutSears, VI'. D Ga Dr. 'V. J. SearsSheats, T. G Ga Dr ,J. T. SlaugbterSimpson, J H Ga Dr. G. W. ClelandSmith, C. H Ga Dr. H. J. SmithSmitb, John Y Ga Dr. C. W. alterStanley, H. N Ga Dr. J. T. DixonStarr, O. M Ga Dr. J. StarrStephens, J. E Ga Atlanta Medical CollegeStrother, J. B S. C Dr. C. F. StrotherStrickland, A Ga Dr. Jno. HockcnhuUTaylor, H. V Ga Atlanta Medical CollegeThomason, F. G Ga Dr. J. R. ThomasonThompson Ala Atlanta Medical CollegeVan Horne,J. T Ga Dr. R. W. W. Will:>Vinson, G. A Ga Dr. E. E. RobertsWebb, J. R ,r'a Dr. J. F. WebbWhite, C. A Ga Dr. J. A. JacksonWilliams, J. M Ga Atlanta Medical CollegeWiJls, D Ga Atlanta Medical CollegeWoolley, L. P. V Ga Atlanta Medical CollegeWright, F. B Ga Atlanta Medical Colleg~

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lSrown. E. M 1860 Co'lier, J. W 1 60Brown, G. W 1877 I Colquitt, J. H. P l 7.3Brown, H. A 1875 Connally, D. II 1 fiOBn.wn, J. C l 75 ,mnally. E. 1, 1 59'Brown, J. F 18~81 Connally. W. . 18T*Brown,.r. N 1 6 Cook,John l07Brown, 8. E 1875 Couk, R. A 187T.Brown, W. '1' 1876 Cook, T. R 186'r.Bruce.R J 18 0 opland,A.8 1874Brunson, T. C 1856 otton, Alonzo 1 74-Bryant, J. W l 73 onsins, 1. W l~60

Buchauan, C 1868 Crawford, A. W 1859Bullard, J. H 1875 Crum, W. P 186.·Bullard, W. 1, 1877 Crump. J. W 18i5,Bnllard, W. H 1876 Culbertson, W. A l 55Burj!amy, T. P 1855 ull, Thomue 1855Burgamy, W. '1' 1857 Cunningham, W. D I 68Burnett. G. W 1878 Curtis, A. M 1875Burt, W. H 18 0 Curtis,.J. C l 69Burt, W. J 1860 Curtis, W. M 1875Caldw.lI, W. H 1859 Dllniel, J. II 1858·Calhoun, E. 1, 1857 Daniel, J. M l870'

allaghan, B. 8 186!J Darnall, T. M 1855-Cameron, R. 8 1866 Davis, A. E 1874.:Caml!, W. A 1878 Davis, E. 8 1879,CalTI)Jbell, T. G 1871 Davis, F. M 1857Cantrell, J. G 1 57 Davis. J. F. l\1 186<l'Carithers. J. Y 1857 Davis, J. J 18590Carpenter, F. G l870 -Daovis, J. W l 59Carpenter, JubaL l 59 Dean, T. W l 78Cartel', J. W 1870 Dean, W. L 187BCarter, W. D 1 14.1 DeBard, H. C l 74

Abbercrombip, J. P I ,0Abbott, F. W l 75Adair, W J 1 79Adams, W. R 1877Adrrhold, A. D 1861Adrrhold. W. V I 58AlIdridgp• P. G 1875Allen. H. D 1879Allen, W. H 1868Allen. ~I. D 1, 1860An de rson, J. C 1~60

Anderson, R H 1866Anderson, W. P .1857Anslry. J. S 1i'77Arnall, J. G 1866Arnold, C. W 1870Arnoll. W. E 1861.A tkinson, 13 1876.-\ tkinson, G. 13 1866Bacon. E. M 1867Bailey, J. \\' 1860Bai ley. R. E 1866Baldwin, .T. A 1859Barnptt. G. W l 60Barnett. IT. T 1867Barron. W. T 1il5Barrow. G. W 1 HBeals, Francis 1879Beasley. J. A 1 nBeazley. A. G 1866Beckel t, W. F 1856Bell. A D 1870Bell. D. P 1876Bennttt. D. C .1866Bennett. J. .. 1879Benson, 8. G 1856Berry, W. J 1859Biggers. R. C 1~58

Bittinj!, N 1871Blackshear. J. R 1859Blair, H. W 1880Blaisdell, James 18130Bllllock, J. L 1860Blalock, W. H 1856Blanton, G. W i878Blcasley, 8. '1' 1860Bloodworth. H. M 1858Blount. F. ~ 1871Blut!, H. J.. 1 (iOBoggs. J. N 1861Bomar, B. F 1855Bomar. 13 H. C l 60Borders. J. 13 1857Borders. R 1860Borin!!'.J.J l 56

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Dennis, F. !If 1 611 Gauntt, E. T I 7 1Hogan, John 1 73Dennis, H. 8 1 70 Gibbs, J. H 185 Houg, J. N 1 79Devine, r. 1 1 0 Gillespil', J. E l878 Holbrook, J. T 1869Devine, J. J 1 75 Gillis, eil. 1 56 Holland, Frank 1879Dickson, James R 1 56 Gilmore, W. R. 1 60 Hollingsworth, J.W 1880Dillworth, Junius l U Gist, PauL 1 66 Hollin~ worth, W. R..1 0Dinkins, W. L 1 75 Golden, W. F I 77 Holmes, J. B. 8 1871Dixon, E. E 1 67 Goodtran, 1. J.. I 78 Holsenbakl', B. F 1 56Dixon, Jobn T I 61 Goodwin, J. B 1 5~ Holton, J. W 1 0Dobbs. Clay!on 18j Glady, Z. T 1 '80 Hood, J. W 1 73Dodd, H. V I ~5 Graham, J. D 1 681 Hook,. L. !If 1 60Dollar, H. C 18/5 Gray, .Iames A 1 79 HopkinS, J. .. 1 7-!Dou~lass,JohnR 1 j(i Gray,P.P I 0IJIopkins,V. D 171Dowdell, A. G 1867 Gr< n, R. E 1868 House, J. T I 56Dozier, G. R. 1 61 Greer,·J. ~L 1880 llouston, J. W 1 76Dozi r,!If. E 1861 Greer, L. C ~ 18771 Howell, D. H 1877Dozicr,Orion 1 7·1 Greer, 1'. G 1 69 HoyII', P. F 1857DrakE', J. H .l867I ,rejrory, Wm. A 185!l Huddleston. J. A I 80Drewl'Y, N. B 1855 Gre ham, B 1861 Huddle ton,W. A l 80Dri kel1, W. M 18~S Gr~sham. J .. 8 18?!l Hudson,.M. D 18~0Dubose, W. 8 18.)S Gl'Iffin, Davld 180l7 HumphrIes, G. W 1So5Duck, tt, L. F 1R56 Griffin, Eli 1 5H HumphrieQ

, T. K 1S60DUC:~Rn, G. L 185 IGriffith, J. A 1 5H Hunnicutt, J. A 1866Duk ,J. W 18GO Griggs, J. W I H Hunt, F. M 1 60Duncan, J. W 1 68 GroovE'r, J. R 1876 Hunter, G. 1, 1860Duncan, M. C 1873 nllle, E. II 1 76 Hurt, J. A 18 0Dupree, L..T. 1857 Haley, C. .. 1855 Hurt, R. T 1860Dur! am, G. 1V 1 H7 HamJlton,J. M IH55 Huson, K 0 1 5Eakin. W. A IS59 IIanson, W. 0 1 55 Jackson, J. 1' 1 77Edge, J. B 1 0 IHanvey, Louis P 1 jj Jackson, Yanlier I 56Edward., !If 1 66 Um'den, V. L 1 71 Jam ., W. W I 79Elder, .\.. B 1 (j} ITarden, R. R I 7!l J arrdl, G. R 1 60Elder,.J. H I 75 Hardcn, W. A IS7<I Jam tt, A. R 1880Embry. B. L I 7 Hardison,W. H L75 Jarrelt, E. V I 74J<~ll1ory, IJ. .. 18~I IHardman, J. 1,. ~ I H? IJennings, W. D 1 ~Este .. C. B I 11 Harp, A. G I n Johnson, G. L .l 07Ezell, W. B l, 611 liRrper, H. B \ 7 Johnson, J. A I 55Fain, T. 1' 1 Ii Ham, H 1&66 John~on, J. C 1859Faircloth, J. G I, 0 I Harrison, I H I jG Johnson, J. ~J.. I 75Farmer, W. H 186!l IIarrison, J. M l 80 Johnson, J.lt 1860}'ielder, J. F I 7 liarri on, J. W I j!) IJohnson, r. 1 i4Fincher, W. 1' 1 71 Hart, C. C 18G6 Johnson, R.I : . .'RFindlay, C. D 1, 77 lilltch it, J. J I 'j9 .Tohnson, . W \ j'

Fills, W. W 1860 Hawkins, A.~. F 1 7G Johmon, W. H I G6Follter, T. W IR7!l Ha)'u n, G. W I!i Johnson, W. R. K 187Fontaine, R. A 185 Hnynes, Micajah l/ji7 John,ton, J. D 1860Fonville, J. 13 1 69 Haynes, R. 0 1 (iO Jone, A. C I 56Forbes,Jrseph,Jr lS7a HendHwn, N. G. 13 1857 Jones, B. L 1 5Ford, O. R 1 76 Henley, J. E I8H7 Jon s. B 0 1855Fort,J.A I71 Delll'Y, A. 1' 1 j!l .Tones, .A 1860Fmter, Thomlls J I 60 Herrit k, 1'. J 1871 Jones, G. L 1857Fowler, M W 1i<66 Hester, E. P 1861 JOlleg, H. .. I8G8Freeman, H. M I!:l76 lIe tel', J. '1' 1867 Jore~, J. H 1855Frix, A. B 1878 Hicks. ~r. J.. I 60 Jones, J: ~I.. 1 69Frmt, Eli 1 55 Rill, C. M 187:3 Jone~, L. n 187Gable, N. W I 59 HillinI'd. Cami1lus lf'57 Jones, L. M 1 i8Gardrer. J. H. M 1 5 Hohbs, W 1860 Jones, T 1 76Garner, L. . 1 ,'0 Hobgood, . P 1 5 Jordan, J. Y. ~ I 5Garrett, C. . 1 71 Hodges, W. J I 74 Judson, W. ~ I 67Garri on, L. P I Gli Hodgson, T. C ~ 67 .Tuhan, D. B 1855Gaton,M.A 1 (;OIIIoulI:,on,V. ~I.. I 5!) K aton,J. D 1855

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Keeler. Isaac 1878 McCool, W. L 1867/ Oliver. C. C lKelly, J. R 1859 McDonough. J. . 1860 Orr, J. D lKendall, David. Jr l 59 McFaul, J. W 186 Owen, B. M l I;!lKendall, T. R l 69 McGo"·nn. D. R l 59 Palmer. R. D l 73Kendrick, W. D l 76 )Iclntosh, T. M 1 75 Patterson. A. K 1 69Kendrick, W. 8 1 74 McKay, J. R l 59 Patterson, Thos 1~69Kendrick, W. 1' 1 76 McKenney, J. G 187·1 Payne, R. N l 60Ketron, J. A 1 76 McKey, J. 1' 18571 Peeblep, L R l!:l79Killian, D. W 1,60 McKown, J. A .1859 Perdue, Rlram 1870Kiker, II. A .lHU McLarty. G. W 1868 Perkins, J. 0 1871Kirkscey. C. L 1 61 McLarty, T. A 1879 Perry, C. F 1877Knight, J. A 1 69 McLarty, W A l 76 Phares. J. R }. 66Knight. J. A 1 0 MCITeil. J. C 1871 Phillips, P. M l!!6Knight, . 8 1 58 McRae, F. B 1 80 Philpot. L. 1\: 1 75Knott, J. J 1859 McReynolds, L. D l 61 Philpot. Wm. R l, 36Lamar. Jno. T 1 58 ~Ic"'il\iam ,J. P l!:l79 Pilcher,J. W l 7.;Lambert. J. W 1871 )IcWbol·ter, A. 1I. 1857 Pinkston. G. W lli36Landrum, W. '1' 1857 Meador, W. M l r,8 Piltp, T. N 185!1Langford, T. D IR57 1Ieadows, .J. 8 1868 IPop 1', B. J 186!ILatimer, J. 1' 1860 Means, Thos. A 1851; Polk, J. R 1876Lavender, W. G 187b Meek, J. A 1871 , Pool, M. L 1K5FiLeague, W. P 1 fi7 :Mill r. W 1R70 Pool, M. Y li'm)Leake, W. B 1 79 )Iit bell, D. L l H Popey. J. W ltl75Ledbetter. J. L l 55 )Iitchell, G. A 1871 Powdl, G. W l 57Lee, John W 1 Ijl )Iilcbell, T. J 1 ;)!) Powell, J. M 1 IiILee, L. A l 7 Mitchell, T. .. 1 66 Powers. N. F l 56Lee, W. R 1857 )Iitchell, Wm. II 1 ;;!l f>owledge, M. I. 18f;0Leech, D. R 1855 Momand, D. \V IR59 Prather, W. B IHHLeGrnnde, J. C 18 0 MOlll'oe,.J. B 1871 Price,J. IT 1 61Lester, J. 11. 1860 IMonroe, Wm. S 185!J Putnam, J. A 1879Lewip, C. K 1869 Montgomery, J. 1.. 1856 Quillian, C. C 1880Liddell, J. B l 80 Montgomery, J. 8 18fj9 Quillian, J. Wylie 187:lL!ddell, . . 1 57 Montgomery, H.. (; 1857 Haiford, Albert 1 70L!ndsey, J. N 1 '57 Moore, A. M 1 58 Rau chen berg, h l'<71LIpscomb. T. L l 75 Moore, C. R 1855 Ra:r1e, A. L liH9Little, James l 76 Moore, D. . 1 0 Redwine. T. W :.18KOLoyd, C. .. 1 56 Moore, E. B 1 80 Reeves, B. D 186-Lockbart, V. D l871 Moore, J. L 1858 Register, O. J 185:)Loftoo, R. W 1860 Moore, K. P 18Ii8

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Rendleman, J. M 1 60Logan, H. G 1880 IMoore, W. C 1860 RespesP,J. C 1tl~f~Macon, J. 8 1 80 Mool' , W. E 1880 Reynolds, J. B lS/8Maddox, C. C 1880 Morgan, J. J lS7!l Rlua, John 1857Maltb:e, W. S l r,i Morgan. Y. R 1 liS Richardson, A. P H374Mande\'jlle J. T 1 79 Morl'i~, J. M l 57 Richardson, D. 1' 1 60Mangum, James B 1 5(; Morrow, W 186fi I Richardson, r. J l 71Mansel" W.B 1 75 Moss, Jno. '1' 1 59 Rid1p.y, J. X l 0

. Martin, J. E l 59 MUl'ray, D. M l 58 Riley. James 8 11'36lartin, J. G l 77 Murray. R. R l859 Riley, J. W l 7rl

Mathews,J. W 1871 Nash, R. 'J' IR80 Riley,8.G 157May, J. L l870 INeely, G. W IH56 Roberts, M. B 'Sli8May, John 1I 185:J Neely, J. J 1871 Roberts, W. G l G6May. Thos 1860 Newman, F. M 1879 .H,obertson, J. J l 58Mayson, A. 8 1857 Kewsome, J. J l 65 Hohertson, 8 1873Iayson.R. C 1856 Xewsome, T. W 185!l Rohinson, C· F l 5·

Mayson, T. C l 60 Xicholp, W. L HHil Robinson, J. 1. 1859McBride, 1.0 1 73 Nixon, R. A 1858 Rodgers, W. . C l 59McCall, Daniel. IR5!l Nolan, E. M 1870 Rogr rs, A. 13 1 5.McCants, J. • .1 66 Korlb, A. G 1 if) Rogers, B. 8 1 1;9McCarty, J. R l 0 Northen. Thomas 187 Rogeri', M. R ~ 1876McClintock, J. L 18;;SI Nuttinl!, C. W l!:l76 Ro s, W. B l SOMcClure, W. R lg75 O'Daniel, Wm 1 66 Rosser, R. N l 69

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andel'S. C. C l 66 ,tanton. J. .. 1859 Ward, B. F 181i9Sanders. G. W 1857 Stitpleton, .1. F l 74 Ward, '1'. J.. 1875

andel'S. . G ] 55 tapleton. Jno. L ]875 Ward. W. '1' ]859andel'S. J. O. S 18flO tarnes, W. L 1856 IWare, E. A 1 59

Sanders, T. H 18GO SlatT. O. M 1880 Warwick, J. N 1857Sandl'rs, n. J 1855 tatham, J. P 1877 W<.ttson. W. A l 59Sanderson, W. S 1875 tephens, J. E 1880 Weatherly, . '1' 1874

appington, J. L 18U terrett, M. D 18G6 Weaver, J. L 1877Saxon, W. B l 60 tewart, A. A 1876 Webb, J. F 1869

caift!, W. L 1861· tewart, H. n 1879 \Vell, W. B 1 66cadett, G. M 1855 tewart, H. ~I.. 18H Welsh, C. C 1861

Scott, D. W 1875 tinson, A. P 1 5R Westervelt. J. D 1875cott, B. F 187~ f;torp)'. J. C 1857 \YestmOl' land, H. 1'..1 69

E.elf, J. A 18G8 Sto\'all. C. '1' 18-9 IVestmoreland, J. A l 6Selman, J. L 1879 Stovall, J. II 1859 Westmoreland, J. W 1876Selman, J. 1' 1878 'reet,J. , 1867 Westmorcland,RW 187&Sewell, J. K 1861 8trickland. A 18 0 Whaley, Louis 1873S~affl'r. A. J 185G Snmmey, C. L 187G Wheat. S. D 1857

hattuck, J. W. ~r.. lH59 wanson, W. , JH57 ,Whitaker. A. S 1 57helby, W. A l85G Taliaferro, C. T 185!l White, C. A : 1880

Shennan, W. H IH57 Taylor, J. P 18fi[ White, S. C 1857Shi.A H 185fl Taylor. J. W l'7.[ White, W. IL 1874

hockley, J. P 1871 Taylor, J. W .• Jr 1875 I Whitley, T. R l 76ikes, J. A B l 76 Taylor. R. II J8791 Wiley, T. W l 59ikes, W. L 1879 Tcnnent. S 18G9 Wilkinson. W. L l 78imillons, A. C 18(;o Terrell, J. E G 18t).i IWillinnks, W. H 1855

,impson••J. II 1880 Thomas. A. G 1858 William, C. L 186GSlappcy, J. G 1875 Thomason, G. B ]870 Williams, II. M 1876

laughter, M. G 1855 Thomasou, J. , 1870 Williams, J. W lIl77.~Iau~ht·'r, J. T 187!1 Thompson, B. M .J85G Willingham, A l 56

milh, C. II 1880 Thompson, H. C 18(;0 Willingham, 1. Y 1860Smith, g ~[. IH71 Thompsou, J. A 187·1 Wdlillgham, R J 1R73Smitb, H..J. 1861 Thompson, R. IL 1875[ Wtllinghll.lTI, W. M 18U

mitb, B. ~I. l 77 Thompson. '. 13 1859 \Vill~on. Plea ant l Glmith. J. E. C. H 18GG Thompson, W. R. D IH57 Wilson, II. L 1 60mith, .r. Horace lR77 Thompson, W. A 1851; I Wilson, .. ..\ 1 68mith, J. J A l 5& Thornburgh, Amos 1861 'I Wilsou, S. D 185~rnitb, R. G .lR6G Ticknor, D. C I '77 Winn, A. M 18G7mith, R. ?-[. 185'3 Tidwell, P. )1.. 1e55 Winn, J. J.. 1860mith, Thomas A 1860 Touchstone. W. H 18GJ Wirsen. G. F .. : IRG6

8mith, Y. J.. IH(i8 Tucker, J. W IS7.i Wood, J. S IH75Smithwick, S. .. 18GG Tmnipseed, J. .. 18o!) Woodall, fl. '1' 1874Sosnowski, J. C 18Gti IUnderwood, A. F 1860 Worthington, ~10ses 1856

parkman, \Y. A 1860 VanUorne, J.T 1 'SO Wright, A. B l 76pears. A F J877 VanVulkenburgh,C.W187!) Wright. J. 13. C l fiGpier. J. II l 57 Yaugl1l10, J. R IH.i8 Yarb1rotlgh, J. D l G5

Spier,Wm.A IH5GIYaughan,S. W ]85 Yoe,J. M 1857Spencer, W. 0 1 61 \' nahlc, H. A 1860 IYon. J eF e 1856Spinks,J. )[. 187!J Vernon,E.R 15H.Young.. 0 lH70

pruill, T. W 1860 I Waldron, R. )[. 18551 Zellars, W. .. 1856

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Mayson, J. W., M.D 1879McD .well, (} M., M.D 187~

McMillan, J. E., M D 1873Moore, J G.. M.D l 71Oliver, M. II., M.D 1 55Parker', A. 11, M.D 1 7:~Parker, W. P., M. D l, 5,jPearce, J. W, M. D ·l 5Prior, W. D., M D l (lORa)', E. S., M.D 1 i:{Salm, ~I ,M.D ] 79Sanders, S H., M.D 157Simpson, C. A., 1.. R.C.P.&. S IRi3Smith, C. D., M D 1860Smith, C. M., M.D 1857Smith, W. ., M. D 1858

trother, C. S , M. D 1 80Tackett, W. B., M.D 1 75Taliaferro, V. H, M.D 1R,j6Taylor, J. P., M. D 1 ,j7Thomas, I. A., M.D 1859Todd, J. ~., M.D 1S7aTouchstone, J. P., M. D lM71Vance, J. W., M.D 1S71Ward. Chal·ley W., M.D 1857Westbrook, J. M. R, M D l87;{Westmoreland, W. F., M.D lc73Wilkes, J. ., M.D 1 58Williams, W. L, M.D 1876Willingh.\m, B. Y., M.D 185Wil 0:1, John ., M.D l 61

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The Faculty of the Atlanta Medical Colle!J;e, eam slly desiting the advance·ment and reform of medical education, and believinl! th above named orp;anizo.tionihe most ffieielJt method of inSlituting the 'A needed improvements have unitedwith flat organization, and her with publish the '

ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION.ART! LE 1. OF THE FA UL'l'Y,

'rhe m dlt-al members of the j;'aculty musL bc "'Oltlw'gradlll1les"r IIccntll1Lcs llnt!Vl'Il tlllollors of mcdlclne, in gond st'''1<lIog, usIng Lile word •• regular" In the sense{lommonly ullderstood III th m (llcal prof S-SIOIl, Tbc moJorlty of the members of onefaclllty shall 1001 ('Onslltllte the mHjorlty of the members of an"thcr facu1t~', unless theseslons or the two schools nrc held slmultancously,

ARTICLE II, OF TUITIO T,

E(,TJ()~ J. The seh m of tmUon shl1.11 provIde f I' a ~'early S)'st matlc course 01Illstnwl!on, coverIng Ihe ~en I'ILI topi<'s of Anatomy,lncludlngDlssecl1ons, Physlolog)',

hemlsll')', Materh' MedlclL IIlId 'l'hempelltl's, Obst td(·s. l:lurgery, Pathology, andPractice of l\ledlclne. 'rhe c IJ giute ses-sion, wherein Ih' course Is glveu, shall h<:undel'~tood R~ the H rC~111nr" Be."sion.

SEC. 2, Hid R gnlar S sslon sh'111 not bless thall twenly weeks In dumllon,This seetlon to go In force at nnd aftel'the 'esslon of lXill-80

, EC, 3 ~Ol mom than one regulur se 'slon-countlng the reglllar S sslon as olle ofthe two ('ourM'S of instl'llctlon required for gl'lldllntlon-shall be held III the sam yenr,

ARTJ 'LE III. REQ,tTIREl\1ENT,' FOR GR.'\.DUATION,

No pel'SOll, whether a ~l'Ildu>tte ill me<llelne 01' llol, shall be glvell a dIploma of"Do('wr of l\1edlelne" who shnll not 11I1ve fultllleJ the followiug rcquil'ement." ",rc/ptas h<:rl'lnaftpr pro,"lded for In Art 'Ie IV,

I JIe IUllst produce satt-flletor)' e\'l<lel1('<: of good moral <'1lll!'U('lel', .U1U of havIngattuln<:d the Hge of Iwenl)'-OIlC

:l. IIe musL tlie R s"tls'U('lOIT certltkat of havln~ studied medlelne for at lastthree yem. unde" I< 1""0":"1' gmdllate, 01' licenliat and pl1l('t1oner of me<lielne, In 1(0 dstunlling. tlslnl-t the word H rcgulllr" in the s nse COllllllonly understood tn the lllp<J.icnlprofession, ~u candi(hte slllll1 be eligible for nol,l examlnatioD for g'I'adulltion Dnlbls term of three yeurs' sludy shall have ~'een comploll'd, 01' "hall xplre at a dl<te notluter UlILn Une months afL~r the closc 01 the Jinal xnmlnnllon,,; this chluse to tnke~n'· 'I III I<nd after the ses"ion of l~in-80.

3, ITe IllUSt tllc the PI'OP I' oflld,t1 cvld llC tl1>1t, during the above-mentionedt'ne' year' he II1\.s m.ltricullll<:d al somc 'ItlIliated coll<:ge 01' eolleg s for two regulnl'se"lons, a,{d In the COlllse of til<' "nme (e,'cept as l,rovl<led III ~I' hilS uttended two fllll("OUI'''''S of in"tl'U,·tlon on th se,"en lopks 1I1entlo,c(\ In Art I " e II, BUL the latlel', atlell'l, of the t wu full ('our'es must hav beeu attended llt Ihl' ('olh'ge I",uing tbe diplollla,Notwo ('on' cutl v • COlll""e, or lt1'trul'tlon sh ,II be held /IS sllt1sfying the aho\'e I' q utre­mellts, Hnles' Lh time betw I'n tlJ<> h giuuing of Ihe tirst eourse and Ibe end of thesCl'ond Is gl'enl~1' th.lll flltcell months,

4, In ease a colle,.;e slmll "dopt a syslemlltlc gl'a<1ulllo(1 schem of tulUon, att nd­ane' on the whole Of the SIlIllC Slllll! b~ equ!vnlent to the I'equil'emenls 1I1entlolled in a,Jlrol'idNlsueh schem' lu<>lude.lnsln1c110n in the seV611 topil" mentIoned In Arti<'1e II,uud I'cqulrcs Htl ndllnce at lit 1('.1.L two Y .Idy ol1egll\te Sessi ns of nOl le;.;s thanl\V<:nty w('ek,' luratlon each.

5, The cl\ndldnte must hnv(' pn,sc<l 1\ p rsoonl eXl1mluatiou befor the Fucnlty ounil se\" 11 of Lhc bl'Ul\l'bcs of medlclnc mentl, DclI In Artlcl') II.

Ii, H must IlIw(' pl\id in full all colle!{e <Illes, In("ludlng th gradllatlon fee.

ARTl 'LE IY. OF HO TORARY DEGREE~.

An honorary d gree of" I oetor In l\Iedi('ln "mll~' be grant d In numbers not ex­ce ding one ~'early, to distingUished physicl.lllS or sciontiflc meu r over forty years ofuge, But in such cast> the diplomu shllll bc II' 'lcros.s Its fll('o th word" Honol'llr~'," InconsplclloUS chnmcter,lInd lhe sllme wOl'd shall ul wnys be Ilppend d to th uame of thercdplenl In all lists of grn<lul11cs,

ARTICLE Y, F FEEf',SEC"'IO~ J. All fees shall be paid In Inwfut mon y, and no prom'ssory notes or

promIses t PIlY shllll be ace 'ptcd In lieu of ensh lor pll)'ment of I' e;,SEC, 2, No'n 'IteL, or oLh I' "Crllli(,.Lte of Ilttelldnuce upon eollel(c exerclso ,shull be

issu -d to uny stut! nL until th dues for the s"mc shull hllvo been fu'ly pllid,FlI':('.3. The establish d fe s for xerclscs of Lh<> regularse-slon, excep~ the mntrlcll­

lalion fe ','p'aduatlon fec, fee for dl",e('llolIs, mny bc "l'duced not more than ouc·hnl!"

:No college shall ndmlt to t,!1e p1'lvllege~ a('(,o1'd d In At'llel RIII and \' till' ~tlHlent~or gl'l\(ln!lte~ of any ('ollege which. dl1l'lng !lny pet'lod of the stu",'nt'~ 01' gl'lldUIlt 's}ll1pllnge shall hltv hccn excluded from the ll~t of atJiliat d colleges l'('('ogulzed by theA"oclntlon,

ARTICLE \'11. AllYERTI EMENTS,

:No (' lIcgt' <hall 'Hlv('I'Use In any oth r'than n. stt'lclly medical publi<'ntlon the11' m"s of It, »rof","o1". with tit ii' 1'e'II('('tl\'\, I'h:ll"",

N'''''[I'I'lI, Thllt I',wh ('onferl l'Ilt <I ('olleg shall puhllsh In It, annnal <'I1'enla1' ande H. lO!.(lll' the 111\111e, of nil CoufN!crnted aUlI a1tlllated coli ges, l>cglnntng with theirallll(lllnl'cmclltB Jor 1l!7ll-79

to grnduRte' of other affiliated eolle!t('S of Ie' , than three ~'ears' stand'lng, aneT to under­graduates of the Mun who ha" already attended two full collie' ot Inctt'ut't!on of thre 'ular!'e. ~ton,

8E', 4, The same fees Illa~' be remitted altogether to a coil g 's own alumnt, tograduates of other afllllated colleges of thr e ~'eur8' standtng-the three year~ datln~from the time of graduation, and endmg Itt the clos of the rcgular sc. 'I n for ,,'hlchth tickets are given -to under-graduatc who have already attended two £nll coursell­of the Instrnctlon of the re!tular se, -Ion, th latter of whIch, at 1 ast, shall ha"e b en inthe college makIng the remissIon, and to theological student', when not candidates fora dIploma,

SEC, 5, TlIe same fees may b I' dne d or remitted to d ~ n'lng Indl~ent stndents,to a number not e:cc edlng fivc per cent. of the nnmber of matriculant at the pre,'lonsregnllll' sessIon of the co:1 ge,

Ec,6, Under no clrcumstun(' 8 whatever, other than the above, oh,tll th Facul­tie';, or any III mber of th same, urnnt, upoll tltdr OIl'/! aUl/wrily, any I' ml. tons 01' re­dnctions of established f es, And it is distinctly understood and agr cd tlt'lt the Fae·ult! , will dl..eountenance nnd oppos the auihorlzing b~' 'loYernlng hOl\l'llb of theadmi.'slon of indlvlduu.l students upon other thnn the regulnrly estal>lished ehl\rges fOt'their grade,

SEC, 7, Reml slon or rcduction of fe s for otber exercises than those of the regulareSBlon, l' turn to a st"d nl of any mone~-s afte,' pl\~'ment of fees, 01' I\n approprhttlon

of funds of the <'oll<,gc for paYIll\'nt of Imy student's fces, or part tlll'reof, shall l>e deemedviolation ot' th provisions of this artl<'le In regltl'(lto t' mi~sloll 01' l' dlH:tion o~ fee~,

ARTICLE VI. 10' RE '0 ,NITro. OF OTHER OLLEGE,

American Medim[ College A 8ociatioiD.20

Li,t oj Jlembel's Qf the ~1l1!cl'ican .1Iedical College .AssociatiulI, lUlU, l~ G,

,I eff"1'son ~1edical Collej!f',)1 dicnl Depl1'tment of l:niversity of Loui ville,Ho<pital ollegp of )1edicine of L'lui "ille,)1edical Department l'nh'ersitJ of Iowll,'bieagl) ~I dical ollegp,

)1edical Department Gnive1'sity of Wooster,Detroit Medic~1 ollej!e,CI veland )Iedicnl ollege,,tarlin)! )Iedicnl College,){pdical D pa.rtment Gnh'el"ity of X~ hville and Yan,lerbilt.)lissouri )Ieaical College,1\:an. as it" 'ollege PhYSician and urgeons,~liarni ~fel'cnl Collegp, •Louis\'ille )Iedical .college,:Mcdi('a! D partment )Iichij!;an l'nivprsity,)Iedicll.1 De!lartrnent Cniver'ity of Louisiana,Rush )Iedical ollege,Woman'a Medical ollege of Chicago,Texas M dical ollpg,~ and Hospital.Alabama Mpdical College,Medical Coli ,Ie of Ohio,M dical Collej!e la'e of South Carolina,

olnmbus )I~dieal ollej!;e,)1edical Coil ge of Evan ville,A tlanta Medical College,Kentucks chool of )Iedicine,Cincinnsti ollej!e of 111 dicine and urgery.)[ dteal College of Jndiana,

ashville M dical Collpge,,avannah 1[pdical Coli lte,'1. Josep!J Ho pital M dical College,

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