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• ' ' ■■ ' ■ :i:in Jambs Wharton McLaughlin was born in 1840, at Springfield, Ohio. He was educated in the public schools of Ohio, and began to read medicine in 1858. He attended a course in medicine at the Cincinnati College of Medicine. In 1861 he joined the First Kentucky Regiment of Confederate Infantry and served as Lieutanent in Company I). Later he joined Gilmore ' s Company of Scouts and afterwards served with Generals Morgan and Forrest. In 1865, he came to Texas and began a review of his medical studies. He attended a second course of lectures at the University of Louisiana, receiving th e degree of M. D. in 1867. In the same year was married to Miss Tabitha Bird. He practiced medicine in Fayettville until 1870, and since that time has practiced his profession in Austin. Dr. McLaughlin is a member and ex- president of The Texas State Medical Association, and also of The American Medical Association, and The Pan American Medical Congress, etc. In 1885 he made original reseaches in the bacteriology of Dengne Fever and read a re- port of same at The St. Louis Meeting of The American Medical Association. He is the author of a volume entitled Fermentation, Infection and Im- munitv. The book takes on special interest from the fact that his theory is entirely original and based upon modern teachings of allied sciences. Dr. McLaughlin was editor of Texas Sanitarium and Texas Medical Netcs. He severed his editorial connections when elected to the chair of Theory and Practice of Medicine in the Medical Department of U. T. 1 titsui 9 ttoaa» a
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