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T HI R r Y-F 1FT H

ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT

OF

TOGETRER WITH

CATALOGUE

AND

ORDER OF COLLEGE AND HOSPITAL EXERCIl rs,

For the Session of 188o-8~.

COLUMBUS:OHIO STATE JOURNAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTING BOUSE.

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September 1, Thursday-Regular Course begins.

December 22, Thursday-Ho!idl,l,y Vacation begins.

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January 2, Monday-Holiday Vacation ends.

February 16, Thursday-Final Examinations begin.

February 18, Saturday-Annual Faculty Meeting.

February 21, Tuesday-Meeting of Alumni and Trustees.

February 23, Thursday-Commencement.

Any of the Graduates of this College into whose hands this

Catalogue may come are requested to send their address to the

Registrar of the Faculty, and also the names and address of any

of the Graduates of their /l,cquaiutance, and report allY subsequent

removal!!.

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TRUSTEES.

BOARD OF OENSORS.,

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DR.!. P. PRIMROSE,

DR. C. R. REED,

DR. N. V. SPEECE.

DR. J. M. SOUTHARD,

DR. N. S. TOWNSHEND,

DR. J. W. N. VOGT,

DR. H. WHISLER,

DR. J. D. WORTMAN.

DR. A. P. COURTRIGHT,

DR. A. FOLLETT,

DR.M.HOGE,

DR. P. J. KLINE,

DR. A. N. KROUT,

DR. E. C. LEWIS,

DR. E. B. PRATT,

JOSEPH SULLIVANT, President,

STARLING LOVING, M.D.

JOHN W. ANDREWS, ESQ., JAMES A. WILCOX, ESQ.,

HON. JOSEPH R. SW AN, A. D. ROGERS, ESQ.

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PROFF.SSOR Ol!' TH"~ THEORY AND PRACTICE OF MEDTCINF.. AND DEAN OF THR FACULTY.

JOHN M. WHEATO • A.M .• M.D .• (50 South Fourth Street).PROFF,9S0R or ANATOMY.

DAVIS HALDERMAN. M.D. (Fourth and Gay Streets).PIlOFF.S801l OF' SUIlGF.IlY.

HENRY G. LAND IS. A. M.. M.D .. (117 East State Street).paOFESSOR OF OUSTF.TRlGS AND OISEASF:& OF WOMEN AND GllIJ.DRF.X.

E. B. FULLERTON. M.D .. (115 Ea.t State Street).PROFESSOIl OF MATEnTA MEDWA ANIl THEIlAl'F.UTTCS.

W. J. CONKLIN. A.M.• M.D. (Dayton. Ohio).PROFESSOIl OF nISEASF.S OJ" CHILDREN.

OTTO FRANKEN BERG. M. D. (248 East Rieh Street).PROF'ESSOR OF PATHOLOGIOAI. ANATOMY.

ALEXANDER DUNLAP. A.M .• M.D. (Springfield. Ohio).PROFESSOR OF SURGICAl. DISEASES OF WOYF.N.

D. TOD GILLIAM. M.D. (42 North Fourth Street).PROFF.SSOR OF PHYSIOLOGY.

HON. J. W. BALDWI • A.M. (I7l EastStatel:Hreet).PROFF.SSOR M' UF.bICAJ. JURISPRUDENCE.

T. C. HOOVER. M.D .• (229 East State,Street).LEOTUREIl ON SURGICAl. ANATl))IY AND OPERATIYE SURGF:RY.

CURTIS C. HOWARD. B. S. (248 East Long Street).LEGTURF:R ON OnEMlSTRY AND TOXICOLOGY.

A. M. BLEILE. M.D .•J.ECTURF:R ON PHYSIOLOGY.

n. G. CORNWELL. M.D .•LECTURER ON OPIlTHALMOT.OGY AND OTOLOGY.

J. E. BLACKSTONE. M.D ..LEc'rUREn ON INSANITY.

E. C. BRUSH. M.D. (FGurth and Gay Streets).DKMONS'I'UA'rOR 01" ANA'l'OMY.

College, '::orner of State and Sixth Sts. Dean's Office, 72 East Gay St.

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· .. ..STARLING MEDICAL COLLEGE enters upon its thirty­

fifth year with increased strength and efficiency. Its con­spicuous advantages are being more widely recognized, andthe honorable record of its graduates, scattered throughoutthe Union, continue to support its claims to a solid andwell-earned reputation. While the College was among theearliest to join i 11 the efforts of the American MedicalCollege Association to raise the standard of medical educa­tion, its classes have steadily increased in size, the lastbeing the largest for a number of years.

Placed in the Capital of the State, possessing the finestCollege building in the country, and a perpetual charter,it has e very guarantee of permanence. Every ad vantageis offered to the tudent that can be found elsewhere, andat as little cost a is compatible with a thorough equipmentand maintenance of the College.

CLINICS.

This is the only College in the State which has aHo pital of its own. The St. Francis Hospital of StarlingMedical College is a well appointed institution, having 100beds,situated in the College building, so that patients can becon veniently brought before the class, even when sufferingfrom severe acute disorders. Medical and surgical clinics areheld weekly throughout the year. Clinical instruction isalso gi ven in the wards of the Hospital. During t.he pastyear nearly all the diseases which occur in this climate~ere represented in the wards and brought into the Clinics.This heing also the only general Hospital in the city, recentaccidents of a surgical nature are brough t to it in greatnumber and variety, and its wards constantly contain abun­dant material for clinical instruction in surgery, as well

as general practice. The clinical resources of the OhioPenitentiary and Franklin County Infirmary are also freeto our students.

A large and completely furnished Morgue has re­cently been added to the Hospital, when:' post mortemexaminations are made before the class, and frequent op­portunities are given to the student to perform the ex­amination himself, and thus become familiar with thisim portant method of investigation.

The Physiological Laboratory has proved an importantaid to instruction in that department.

Advanced students will find every opportunity forindtruction in the use of the microscope, ophthalmoscope,sphygmograph, and other instruments of precision anddiagnosis, and in physiological and chemical work, undercompetent instructors.

Special atten.tion is paid to Urinalysis, with practicalwork in the Chemical Laboratory.

Since our last announcement the subjects of Ophthal­mology and Insanity have been assigned to teachers ofability in those departments.

MUSEUM AND LIBRARY.

The Museum of the College contains everything thatis necessary to illustrate the various branches of medicalteaching, and is daily increasing. It has also many objectsof interest to the naturalist as well as to the physician, andis especially rich in the department of Comparative Anat­omy. It is provided with several microscopes, including afine binocular microscope, completely equipped.

A commodious apartment on the ground floor is devotedto the Library and Reading-room. It contains nearly twothousand volumes, comprising the standard medical worksand many rare books of reference. Several handsome dona­tions have been made to it, and it now bids fair to becomean institution of great value not only to the College but tothe professional in general.

SPECIAL SUBJECTS.

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REQUISITES FOR GRADUATION.

The candidate must have attained the age of twenty-

COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.

The voluntary system of graded instruction has beenon trial for a sufficient time to test its merits and demerits.While we continue to recommend attendance upon threecourses, without preliminary study, we have found it bestto insist upon the continuous study of the whole curriculum,with final examinations in all departments at the end ofthree years. Special attention should be gi ven, during thefirst year. to Anatomy, Physiology, Cnemistry, MateriaMedica, and Dissections. Attendance upon three years'lectures does not entail extra expense in fees, there beingat present no charge, except for matriculation, during thethird year.

REGULAR AND PRELIMINARY SESSION.

The next regular session will begin on Thursday, Sep­tember 1st, 1881, and continue six months.

The prelimipary session, 10rmcrly held in September,is therefore merged in the regular course, that more time maybe gi ven to all the departments of medicine. Prompt attend­ance upon the beginning of the ession will be required.

The dissecting-rooms will be open early in the term,under the direction of the Demonstrator, who will furnishmaterial at a moderate cost. The moms are well lightedby a sky-light and furnished with gas, water, charts, anddiagrams necessary for full illuctration of this importantbranch of medical education.

As a result of the passage of the recent anatomy act,material is more easily obtained; and owing to the greatefficiency of the Demonstrator and his assistants, we havehad an abundance of material, and can guarantee the sameill the future.

FEES.Matriculation......... .. $ 5 00Professors' tickets 40 00Demonstrator's ticket.......... 5 00

Graduation fee 25 00

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one years; devoted three full years of st,udy with somereputable practi tione!' of medici ne, i ncluding lectu re terms;attended two full courses of UJedicallectures, one of whichshall be at this institution; or have attended our full threeyears' course, which is much the better plan.

During and after the session of 1882-3 attendance uponthree full courses of lectures will be required of every can­didate, in compliance with a resolntion passed by theAmerican Medical College Association,at their last meeting.

At least one course of practical dissection will be re­quired, and a successful examination passed before theFaculty and officers of the College. Certificates of time ofstudy will be necessary.

The presentation of a thesis will be required.For rules concerning graduates of other Colleges, and

all other matters in this connection; see the rules of theAmerican Medical College Association, to-which we conformin all particulars.

The Alumni Association will meet on the evening ofFebruary 22d, 1882, at the College.

The Board of Censors will meet on Monday of Com­mencement week, participate in the examinations, thesis­reading, and final exercises, and award prizes.

PRIZES.

The Faculty offer a prize of $50.00 for the best writtenand best defended thesis, to be awarded by the Board of Cen­sors during Commencement week. Thechair of Practice of­fers a prize of $25 for the best report of his clinical lectures.The chair of Physiology will give a gold medal to thegraduate whose standing is highest in this department.

BOARDING.

Good board, including light and fuel, costs from $3.00to $5.00 per week. The whole course need not cost morethan $150.00. Books, instruments, etc., can be obtained atthe usual students' rates.

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Letters of inquiry may be addressed to HENRY G.LANDIS, M.D., Registrar, Columbus, Ohio.

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TEXT-BOOKS RECOMMENDED.

Anatomy-Wilson, Gray, Holden, Quain.Physiology-Dalton, Flint, Carpenter, Foster.Surge1y-Eri 'hsen, Bryal,t, Gro s, Ashurst, Gaut.Theo1Y and Practice-Flint, DaC(lsta, Bristowe, Roberts.Obstetrics-Cazeaux, Playfair.Diseases of Women-Thomas, Barnes, Munde.Diseases of Child1'en-Meigs & Pepper, .T. L. Smith.Materia Medica-Stille, Bartholow, H. C. Wood, Ringer.Pathology-Billrotb, Green, Wagner, Rindfleisch.Ohemistry-Fownes, Attfield, Graham.Medical Jurisprudence-Taylor, Beck.

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NAllS, 8TATE. PREOEPTOR.

J. Thomas Beall. Ohio Dr. D. J. QUill.1. H. Bellows Maine Dr. Billings.W. G. Benham Ohio Prof. Loving.C. M. Bethauser Ohio Prof. Gilliam.Samuel E. Boggs Ohio StarlilJg Med. College.H. B. Boyd Ohi" Dr. E. S. Stevenson.Isaac N. Bowman Ohio Dr. R. N. McColJnel1.Tullius C. Brewer Ohio Dr. W. H. Bancroft.C. D. Brown Ohio Dr. Wm. Beadle.H. V. Brown Indiana Dr. D. S. Stanton.

R. F. Brown Ohio Dr. J. Bland.John Clinch Ohio Dr. T. W. Albery .

H. C. Conklin Ohio ;.. Dr. H. S. Conklin.Dora B. Cook Ohio Starling Med. College.

C. F. Cookes Ohio Dr. M. D. Brock.Seth Cullison Ohio Dr. W. H. Bancroft.Miles B. Davis Ohio Starling Med. College.

John H. Donaldson Ohio Dr. H.L. Ferguson.J. B. Dysart.. Ohio Drs. Brock & LeCrone.

A. E. Earhart Ohio Dr. H. Whisler.Clark Edwards Ohio Starling Med. College.

W. Farrar Missouri Dr. S. V. Campbell.Milton Fassig Ohio Prof. Loving.

Thos. L. Fletcher Ohio Dr. P. Gardner.Adolph Feiel.. Ohio Starling Med. College.

Alfred K. Follett Ohio Dr. A. Follett.S. A. D. Gillum Indiana Dr. James Gillum.

NAME. STATE. PRECEPTOR.

E. L. Goff W.Vi ..giuia D Rexroad.

Alf..ed . Goudy Ohio Dr. H. G. Peters.F. Gunsaulus " Ohio Prof. Fulle.. ton.

J. W. Guthrie Ohio Starling Med. College.

H. S. Guthrie Ohio Dr. D. S. Guthrie.

B. P. Hall Ohio Starling Med. College.

E. D. Harper Penn Dr. A. Harper.

Mary E. Harper Penn Unive..sity of Michigan.

G. C. Hays Ohio Dr. T. C. Tipton.

James S. Hetrick Ohio Dr. T. H. GoodwilJ.

A. E. Hoskinson W. Virginia Dr. G. M. Fletchel·.

C. C. Howard Ohio Starling Med. College.

W. E. Ireland Otio Dr. A. Ogan.

Mark Jerome Ohio Starliug Med. College.

W. E. Johnston Penn Dr. E. Crawford.

Ola S. Jones Otio Prof. Gilliam.

R. P. Kennedy Penn Dr. H. D. Niles.

S. L. Kistler Ohio Dr. J. W. Lewis.

R. H. Knowles Mass Dr. H. Gamwell .

A. B. Lathrop Ohio Dr. Thos. Cosgrove.

D. D. Laws Ohio Drs. Wellons & O'Brien.

J. W. Lilly Ohio Dr. A. P. Court.. ight.

B. F. Lippitt.. Ohio Dr . Russell & McMillen.

J. W. Little Ohio Dr. W. S. Little.

Elias C. Logsden Ohio Dr. L. M. Reamy.

E. R. Longstreth Ohio Dr. J. R. Bell.

S. T. Lowry Ohio Dr. White.

J. A. McGuire Ohio Starling Med. College.

C. C. McLaughlin Ohio Ora. R. & J. M. McLaughlin

Clarence Maris Ohio Dr. E. C. Brush.

W. B. Marple Ohio Starling Med. College.

S. B. Marshall Ohio Starling Med. College.

John W. Matthews Ohio Dr. J. B. McClain.

J. C. Modrack Ohio Dr. Z. C. McElroy.

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N,UIP:. STATE. PREOP:PTOR.

E. B. Morrison Ohio Dr. J. A. Frame.Wm. F. Moss Ohio Dr. Bushear.D. C. Newman Ohio Dr. R. M.lSbarp.J. T. Nicbolson IliilJoi Dr. R. S. Simpson.

Francis Obetz Ohio Dr. .Obetz.Jefferson Ohlinger Ohio Dr. W. H. H. Wolaud.J. J. Osborn Ohio Dr. J. D. Wortman .B. M. Pahl Ohio Starling Med. College.Lewis A. Parks Ohio Dr. A. Richnrd .

D. R. Rocltey Ohio Dr. S. M. Lecrone.J. E. Russell. Ohio Dr. J. W. Rus~e)l.

H. L. Salthouse Illinois Dr. R. S. Simpson.

W. A. Secrist Ohio Dr. Geo. Mitchell.W. H. Shaffer Ohio , Starling Med. College.

J. W. Shank Ohio Dr. W. Shank.W. B. Shull Obio Dr. Geo. Mitchell.

S. H. Sibert Ohio Dr. J. Bradley.

J. T. Sidener Ohio Dr. J. N. Beach.A. C. Sidwell.......... .. Ohio Dl'. W. A. Bivens.

Edward L. Sperry Ohio Prof. Conklin.W. L. Starling Ohio Prof. Loving.F. C. Stevens Ohio Dr. A. P. Knowlton.J. J. Streitenberger Ohio Dr. W. S. Jones.F. P. Stukey........ .. Ohio Dr. S. S. Scoville.Fred. E. Tefft Kansas Dr. H. K. Tefft.W. T. Thomas Obio Dr. A. McClaran .W. Turner Ohio Dr. B. F. Foust.H. E. Tuttle Ohio Dr. F. A. Tuttle.C. M. Van Dyke New york Dr. J. W. Hedden.J. R. Walcutt.. Ohio Dr. J. Bland.L. P. Walter Ohio Dr. J. Bland.A. J. Welch Ohio Dr. C. W. Higgins.C. K. Welsh Indiana Dr. R. S. Knode.Joseph Wertbner Ohio Dr. Iddings.S. L. Wheeler Ohio Dr. F. C.Shaw.H. W. Whitaker Tennessee Prof. Loving.James H. Wright Ohio Dr. T. McMahon.A. M. Ziegler Ohio Dr. C. A. Offenbacher.

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It is with deep regret that we record the d~ath ofFRANCIS OARTER, M.D., Emeritus Professor of Obstetrics,and for many years Secretary of the Board of Trustees and

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FRANCIS OBETZ,JEFFERSON OHLINGER,W. A. SECRIST,W. H. SHAFFER,W. B. SHULl"EDWARD L. SPERRY,WILLIAM L. STARLING,FRANK O. STEVENS,J. J. STREITENBERGER,FRED. E. TEFFT,W. T. THOMAS,WESLEY TURNER,L. P. WALTER,

A. J. WELCH,S. L. WHEELER,H. W. WHITAKER,JAMES H. WRIGHT,A. M. ZIEGLER.

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J. THOMAS BEALIJ'1. H. BEJ,LOWS,H. B. BOYD,JOHN H. DONALDSON,A. E. EARHART,H. S GUTHRIE,F. GUNSAULUS,E. D. HARPER,MARY E. HARPER,ROLLIN H. KNOWLE ,J. W. LITTLE,S. T. LOWRY,J. A. MCGUIRE,O. O. McLAUGHLIN,OLARENCE MARIS,WILBUR B. MARPLE,JOHN W. MATTHEWS,E. B. MORRISON,

The thirty-fourth Annual Oommencement of StarlingMedical Oollege was held on February 12th, 1881, at theGrand Opera Hou 'e. The exercises were opened withprayer by Rev. 1. F. 8tidham, after which the GraduatingClass were called upon the stage and presented with thedegree of Doctor of Medicine by Joseph Sullivant, Esq.,President, on behalf of the Board of Trustees. The AnnualAddress was delivered by Rev. F. W. Gunsaulus, and theaddress to the graduat.es, on behalf of the Faculty, by Prof.J, M. Wheaton. The following is the list of graduates:

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Dean of the Faculty. It was mainly through his influencethat the College was founded, and for several years beforehis death he was the sole survi vor of the original Faculty.His wise counsel and paternal kindness endeared him to allhis associates, and his departure will be mourned by themand all friends of the College.

The office of Dean has been wisely filled by the electionof STARLING LOVING, M.D., Professor of the Practice ofMedicine, a graduate of the class of 1R49. and for manyyears closely identified with the College. From his well­known energy and ability, we may safely predict a seasonof progress and success for the institution over which hehas been called to preside.

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ARTICLE ro.-REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION.

No person, whether a graduate in medicine or not, shall begiven a Diploma of "Doctor of Medicine" who shall not havefulfilled the following requirements, except as hereinafter providedfor in Article IV:

1. He must produce satisfactory evidence of good moralcharacter, and having attained the age of twenty-one years.

2. He must file a satisfactory certificate of having studiedmedicine for at least three years under a regular graduate, or

ARTICLE I.-OF THE FACULTY.

The medical members of the Faculty must be regular grad­nates or licentiates and practitioners of medicine in good standing,using the word" regular" in the sense commonly understood inthe medical profession.

ARTICLE H.-OF TUITION.

SECTION 1. The scbeme of tuition shall provide for a yearly,systematic course of instruction, covering the general topics ofAnatomy, including Dissections, Physiology, Chemistry, MateriaMedica, and Therapeutics, Obstetrics, Surgery, Pathology andPractice of Medicine. The collegiate session, wherein this courseis given, shall be understood as the" regular" session .

SEC. 2. Said regular session shall not be less than twentyweeks in duration. This section to go in force at and after thesession of 1879-80.

SEC. 3. Not more than one regular se sion, counting theregUlar session of the two courses of instruction required forgraduation, shall be held in the same year.

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ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION.

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SECTION 1. All fees shall be paid in lawful money, and nopromissory notes or promises to pay shall be accepted in lieu of

cash for payment of duet!.

ARTICLE IV.-QF HONORARY DEGREES.

Ao honorary degree of" Doctor of Medicine" may be granted,ill numbers not exceeding one yearly, to distinguished physicianl:lor scientific men of over forty years of age. But in sucll case theDiploma shall bear cross its face the word" Honorary," in con­spicuous characters, and the same words shall always be ap­pended to the name of the recipient in all lists of graduates.

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licentiate and practitioner of medicine, and in good standing,u ing the word" regular" in the ense commonly understood inthe medical profes ·ion. No candiuate shall be eligible for fiualexamiuation for graduation uulel:ls his term of three year' studysllallllave been completed, or shall expire at a date not less thanthree mouths after the close of the final examination. 'l'hisclause to take efIect at allli after the sessiou of 1879-80.

3. He must file the proper official evidence that duriug theabove mentioued three years he has matriculated at some alIHi­ateu college or colleges for two regular sessions, and in the courStlof tlle same (except al:l jJrovided in 4) has attended two fullcourses of instruction 00 the seven topics mentioned in Article II.Hut the latie1', at least, of the two full courses must have beeuattended at the college issuing the Diploma. No two consecu­tive courses of instruction l:lhall be held as satisfying the alloverequiremeu ts, unless tile time between the beginning of tue firstcourse and tlle eud of the second is greater tllan fifteeu monthl:l.

4. In case a college shall adopt a systematic, graduatedtlcheme of tuition, attendance ou the whole of tue same shall beequivalent to the requiremeutl:l mentioued in 3; provided, suchl:lclleme includes Illstruction in the seven topics mentioned iuArticle Il, and requires attendance at least two yearly regularCollegiate Sessions of not less tllan twenty weeks' duration each .

5. The candidates must have passed a personal examinationbefore the Faculty on all seven of the branches of medicine men­tioned in Article II.

6. He must have paid in full all College dues, includiug thegraduation fee.

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No College shall admit to the privileges accorded in ArticlesIII and V the students or graduates of auy College which, during

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'SEC. 2. No ticket 01' other certificate of attendance upon'College exercises shall be issued to any student unt.i! the dues forthe same shall have been fully pain.

SEC. 3. The establisIJed fees for the exercises of the regularsession, except tlle matriculation fee, graduation fee, fee fordissections, may be reduced not more than one-half to graduatesof other affiliated colleges of less than three years' stauding, andto under-graduates of the same wllu have already attended twofull courses of the instruction of the regular session.

SEC. 4. The same fees may be remitted altogether to aCollege's own Alumni, to 'graduates of other affiliated Colleges ofthree years' stand iug (tbe three years dating from the time ofgraduation and ending at the close of the regular session forwhich tickets are given,) to under-graduates who have alreadyattended two full courses of tlle iustructioll uf the regular session,the latter of whicl1, at least, sllall have been in the Collegemaking the remission, a'ud to theological students wheu not

candidates for a diploma.

I:::lEC. 5. 'l'he same fees may be reduced 01' remitted, to deserv­ing indigeut students, to a uumber not exceeding live per cent. ofthe number of matriculauts at the previous regular session of the

College.

SEC. 6. Onder 110 circumstauces whatever, other than theabove, shall the Faculties, or any number of the same, grant, upon

their own autho1'ity, any remissions or reductious of establishedfees. And it is distinctly understood and agreed that the Facultieswill discountenallce and oppose the authorizing, by goveruingBoards, of the admission of individual students upon other thanthe regularity established charges for their grade

SEC. 7. Remission or reduction of fees for other exercisesthan those of the regular sessions, return to a student of anymoneys after payment uf fees, or an appropriation of funds of theCollege for payment of any student's fees, or any part thereof,shall be deemed violation of the provisions of this Article inregard to remission or reduction of fees.

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ARTICLE VII.-AMENDMENTS.

Amench;nents to these Articlell shall be proposed and adoptedin the manner prescribed for amendments to the Constitution.

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