. History of homeopathy and its institutions in America; their founders, benefactors, faculties, officers, Hospitals, alumni, etc., with a record of achievement of its representatives in the world of medicine. ery, and laterprofessor of general surgery. He continued his work in the college untilfailing health compelled his resignation. Dr. Waite was an able man inmany ways. He was editor of two of the medical journals issued by thecollege, and is the author of a monograph on genito-urinary surgery, a 74 HISTORY OF HOMOEOPATHY work which is used as a text-book in the college. He is a member of
. History of homeopathy and its institutions in America; their founders, benefactors, faculties, officers, Hospitals, alumni, etc., with a record of achievement of its representatives in the world of medicine. ery, and laterprofessor of general surgery. He continued his work in the college untilfailing health compelled his resignation. Dr. Waite was an able man inmany ways. He was editor of two of the medical journals issued by thecollege, and is the author of a monograph on genito-urinary surgery, a 74 HISTORY OF HOMOEOPATHY work which is used as a text-book in the college. He is a member of anumber of organizations and has alwavs been very active. He is essentiallya self-made man, having had no financial advantages during his early life. John Kent Sanders, A. M., was born in 1858, son of the well knownProf. John C. Sanders of Cleveland. His early school life was in the pub-lic schools of Cleveland, later at Whipple Academy, Jacksonville, 111., there-after entering Jacksonville College, from which he received the degree firstof A. B., and later A. M. He graduated from the Cleveland Homoeopathic Medical College in entered practice with his father in Cleveland. Later he went abroad,. [ohn B. Woodworth, M. D. spending considerable time in study, specializing in surgical work. He waselected professor of surgery in the Cleveland Homoeopathic Medical College,retaining it during his stay in that city. Since 1898 Dr. Sanders has beenabroad, following a line of professional studies. B. F. Gamber was born in 1844, receiving his schooling in the publicschools and later in the First Pennsylvania Normal School, graduating in1865. For eight years he was principal of the public schools of AlleghenyCity, Pennsylvania, but took up the study of medicine, and in 1877 graduatedfrom the Cleveland Homoeopathic Medical College. Dr. Gamber was professor of anatomy in this college for ten years, then HISTORY UF H OAl CEO PATH Y 75 resigned his position and removed to California. I
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