. Contemporary American biography . at Denver, Colo., in 1894, Dr. McClelland delivered the Jubilee address. In thisaddress, which won the plaudits of able medical men of all shades of opinion, a comparison wasinstituted between the medical science of half a century ago with that of to-day. Dr. Mc-Clelland is the prime mover in the project to erect at Washington a monument to SamuelHahnemann, the famous leader of the great reform in medicine of this nineteenth century, andfounder of the Homoeopathic School of Medicine. That leader never had a worthier disciplethan Dr. McClelland. Keen in resea
. Contemporary American biography . at Denver, Colo., in 1894, Dr. McClelland delivered the Jubilee address. In thisaddress, which won the plaudits of able medical men of all shades of opinion, a comparison wasinstituted between the medical science of half a century ago with that of to-day. Dr. Mc-Clelland is the prime mover in the project to erect at Washington a monument to SamuelHahnemann, the famous leader of the great reform in medicine of this nineteenth century, andfounder of the Homoeopathic School of Medicine. That leader never had a worthier disciplethan Dr. McClelland. Keen in research, lucid in understanding and in making himself under-stood, fearless and skilful in practice, he has won well-deserved eminence in his profession, andgives abundant promise of increasing honor and usefulness with increasing years. Dr. Mc-Clelland was married in 1884 to Miss Eachel May, daughter of the late John P. Pears, of Pitts-burgh, and has had three children, Sarah, Rachel, and Elizabeth, the last named dying ininfancy. mem.
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