Be sure to read our Clubbing Proposition on the inside page THE COLORADO MEDICAL JOURNAL 133 West Colfax Ave., Denver, Colorado. WM. N. BEGGS, A. B., M. D., Editor and Publisher Entered at the Postoffice at Denver, Colorado, as second class matter. A "GOVERNOR". ACTS UPON A STEAM ENGINE JUST AS ARSENAURO ACTS UPON HUMAN MACHINERY, RESTORES AND MAINTAINS THE EQUILIBRIUM. ARSEN AURO IS OF GREAT VALUE IN FUNCTIONAL NEUROSES, DISTURBED METABOLISM AND FAULTY NUTRITION. IT ARRESTS THE PROCESS OF DEGENERATION AS COVERED BY THE BROAD TERM SCLEROSIS. AN ALTERATIVE WHICH "BUILDS UP" WHILE IT "ELIMINATES." DO YOU READ? ......YES? Then Note Our Clubbing Rates. MEDICAL JOURNALS. We will club with any medical journal published in the United States. If its subscription price is $1.00 or over add $1.50 and receive the two; if it is $2.00 or over add $1.00 more for the two. If you wish to club with more than one, write to us for rates. We can save you money. Brighten Your Office with Attractive Literature We will send to our paid up subscribers or new subscribers the Colorado Medical Journal twelve months, with each of the following combinations at the rate quoted: Regular Price Our Price $15.00 North American Review* $5.00, Current Literature* $13.00 New England Magazine $3.00, Current Literature $6.75 .$6.00 $11.00 Harper's Weekly*+ $4.00*, Literary Digest $3.00. Harper's Bazar* $1.00, Everybody's Magazine* $1.00 and The Colorado Medical Journal $2.00.. . $5.50 $10.00 Critic or Arena $2.50, Review of Reviews* $.50. Leslie's Monthly $ $1.00, Success $1.00, Cosmopolite $1.00 and The Colorado Medical Journal $2.00.... .$5.00 $8.00 Review of Reviews* $2.50, Current History .50, Cosmo- . $4.00 Outlook or Scientific American may be substituted. **Good Housekeeping, Designer, Household, Pilgrim, Recreation*, or Popular Science News* may be substituted. *Must be new subscription. The above need not all be sent to one address, but may each be sent to a different address if desired. Cash must accompany the order. If you desire any other magazine or combination of magazines, write us for rates. Address all orders to The Colorado Medical Journal DENVER, COLORADO. THE COLORADO MEDICAL JOURNAL ...AND... WESTERN MEDICAL AND SURGICAL GAZETTE A Scientific Medical Journal, Published in the Interest of the Profession of Colorado and Adjoining States A Journal of Science, of News and of Medical Lore. VOL. VIII. DENVER, COLORADO, JANUARY, 1902. ADDRESS. Our Relations to the Public and to Public Institutions* By H. G. WETHERILL, M. D., DENVER, COLO. No. I Members of the Denver and Arapahoe called upon may be attributed the measMedical Society: LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-In this, my valedictory, I am given the opportunity to again thank the members of this society for the honor conferred upon me in your choice of a president for the past year. Permit me to assure you that I have appreciated the privilege and distinction of presiding over your meetings, and allow me to add that we all owe much to our efficient secretary, Dr. Holden, and faithful vice president, Dr. Leonard Freeman, who have, as my colleagues in the Board of Directors, rendered valuable services and accorded me at all times their heartiest assistance and support. To this efficient backing and the unvarying courtesy, consideration and cordial co-operation of the members of the society when ure of success attained. Permit me, then, to thank you again, one and all, and to bespeak for our successors the same loyal support; for the sake of the society and its welfare and for the sake of those whom you may elect to fill its offices. For a generation our society has been endeavoring to make its members more and more worthy of the confidence of this community, and, indirectly, to educate the people to a better appreciation of their obligations to the modern medical sciences, and on this, its thirtieth anniversary, I wish to ask your attention to certain relations that we, as physicians, now bear to the public and to certain public institutions, and to review them with an eye for their readjustment where it may appear that readjustment is most to be desired. *President's Address to the Denver and Arapahoe Medical 14, 1901. Society, January |