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STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.

STATE OF ILLINOIS.

This Certifies, that the State Board of Health has examined..

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State of Illinois, in accordance with the provisions of the "Act to regulate the Practice of Medicine in the State of Illinois," approved May 29, 1877, in the several branches of Anatomy, Physiology, Surgery, Theory and Practice of Medicine, Materia Medica, Obstetrics, Chemistry, Gynecology, Pathology, Hygiene and Medical Jurisprudence, and having given evidence of his proficiency in the same, and of his experience, discretion and good moral character, he is hereby authorized to practice Medicine and Surgery in the State of Illinois.

Given under the hands and Seal of the State Board of Health,

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STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.

STATE OF ILLINOIS.

This Certifles, that the State Board of Health of the State of Illinois, having received satisfactory evidence that......... ......of the County of.........

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State of Illinois, is a Graduate in Medicine, having received the Degree of M. D. from in the State of.

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18...., hereby authorizes him, under the provisions of the Act to regulate the Practice of Medicine in the State of Illinois,'' approved May 29th, 1877, to pursue the practice of Medicine in this State.

Given under the hands and Seal of the State Board of

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STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.

STATE OF ILLINOIS.

This Certifles, that the State Board of Health of the State of Illinois has received satieof the County of........

factory evidence that.......

State of Illinois, has...

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and therefore she is

legally authorized to practice Midwifery in this State, under the provisions of the Act to Regulate the Practice of Medicine in the State of Illinois,'' approved May 29th, 1877. Given under the hands and Seal of the State Board of

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ANITARY SURVEY.

A schedne of questions relating to the sanitary condition of a city or town, based upon a report made to and adopted by the American Public Health Association, at its meeting on November 19, 1875, has been by resolution of the Board adopted. A memorial upon this subject will be hereafter presented to the legislature.

This schedule of questions embraces everything appertaining to the sanitary interests of any city or town, and it can be carried out without a great deal of expense, as the local medical men or societies will no doubt cheerfully answer all the queries contained therein. The information asked for is necessary to a correct understanding of what is needful to be done to improve the sanitary condition of any city or town in this state. While this information is being obtained, it at the same time stimulates the study of sanitary science all over the state. It is therefore very impo tant that this survey should be made.

In compliance with the requirements of the Health Act, the Board prepared and sent to the county clerks forms for returns and registers of marriages, births and deaths, and registers of physicians and accoucheurs of which the following are copies.