HELD AT DENVER, COLO., JUNE 14 TO 20, 1894.

EDITED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE COMMITTEE OF PUBLICATION, BY PEMBERTON DUDLEY, M.D., GENERAL SECRETARY.

PHILADELPHIA:

SHERMAN & Co., PRINTERS, SEVENTH AND CHERRY STREETS.

AUTHORIZED DEFINITION.

At the Annual Session of 1881, the American Institute of Homœopathy ordered as follows:

1. That the President's definition of the words "Regular and "Irregular," as applied to schools and practitioners of medicine, be adopted by this Institute as correct.

2. That hereafter this definition be conspicuously printed in all published documents and TRANSACTIONS of this Institute, in order that the profession, of all schools, may the sooner be familiarized with, and led to adopt it.

"A REGULAR PHYSICIAN.-A graduate of a regularly incorporated medical college. The term also applies to a person practicing the healing art in accordance with the laws of the country in which he resides."

See Transactions of 1881, pp. 23, 68 and 71.

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