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The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21
DEFENDS THE LADY
SIR HENRY IRVING ANALYZEs A
NOTED CHARACTER
To Mrs.Siddons' Marvellous Portrayal of the
Shakespearian Ascrfbes the Popular
View that Macbeth was Forced into
Crime by the Dominant Spirit of Muir
derous Woman-Macbeth Presented as
Fit to Glass with Nero and Oscar Wilde,
Barring Their Bestialty, Perhaps

New York Nov. 2o.-Sir Henry Irving
delivered an address TO the students OF
ColunbiA college today on 1.-The Char
acter Of Macbeth" Sir Henry began
by saying:
1.-The generally received opinion re-
garding Macbeth has been that Of a
coed man who has gone wrong under
'Ihe influence Of a wicked and don1fn-
ant Wife The tradition has been in
fonee for many years and was plainly
cue to the powerful portrayal of the
o'ftsrso'ter OF Lady Macbeth by Mrs
SiCd6oTl5. whose strong persona lity lent
iasslf ITO the view Of an essentially DOW
erful and dominant woman; and, as
tihe play was given as often as might
have been expected. the tradition -four
is'hAd without challenge Of any KIND,
save now and fl1en some scholarly COM
nler-1t which practically never reached
THE masses. I think we shall find that
Shakespeare in his text gives Macbeth
as one of the most bloody-minded, hy-
pocrftfcal Williams OF all his long gal
iery of portraits of men instructive
with murder"
Sir Henry, tehn, by quotation Of Fines
and lucid argument, proceeded TO de-
fend Lady Macbeth, ard said: 'Tt
as quite possible that Macbeth left his
wife to believe f1nat she was leading
him on Tt was a part Of his Flypocrfti-
cal character to work to her moral
downfall in such a way. We see a
similar instance of his hypocrisy in the
Scene in ltfe first act, When the witch
sa1utes HIM with the new given title of
king, 'Thane of Cawdor; he answers:
" THE thane of Cawdor lives, a prosper
Gus gentleman
The summing up OF Sir Henry's idea
ofMacbe Hh was clear cut and not de-
veil of poetic idea in itself:
"a poetic mind, on which the preSages
or suggestions of supernatural things
could work; nature sensitive TO in
fellectual emontion, so that one can
imagine him, even in his contempia-
ftton OF sfbe coming crimes, to weep for
elne pain Of the destined VICTIM; self
nortrrhng, self-examining with con-
SCIENCE 80 that action and reaction of
poetic thoughts might send emotional
waves Through the brain whilst the
resolution was as firmly fixed as steel
and 'the fheasit as cold as ice; a poetic
mind supreme in power OF words. with
vivid imagination and quick sympathy
of inSellect a villain cold-blooded sell
fish, remoTseless, with a true Villains
herofsm of rilIose who are born to kill:
a moral nature with only sufficient
weakness ito quake momentarily before
Superstftious terror, a man of senti-
men5t and not of feeling. Such was the
mighty dramatic character which
Shakespeare gave to the world in
Macbeth
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Queen City lodge No. 20 D. Of H, viii
meet in their hall, North Market St
tonight at 7:3e A good turnout is
expected.
The Ladies' Aid society Of Emporia
Avenue Methodist church will give a
chdchen pie social Friday evening at W.
NJ. Starr's, 126 South Emporia avenue
The French club meets on Thursday
afternoon at the parlors Of Miss Mathis.
Hotel Piazza. The topic for study and
conversation is La Monrale de IA
Fountaine"
The sale OF seats for Sinbad opens
Friday at a. m. al Mosbacher's jew
elry store and from the demand that
has started already those not in line
at that time will find the choicest seats
gone.
The Willing Workers society of the
Emporia avenue Baptist church will
give an oyster supper Saturday evening
at Tapp Bros. old stand on North Main
street. Come out and get a good oys-
ter stew.
Mrs. c. r. Hume Of the Indian Terri
tory Will deliver an address on Home
Missions in the First Presbyterian
church this evening at 7:So A cordial
invitation IS extended TO every one to
come to this meeting.
Mr.. George B. Williams IS one Of the
few artists in America today who de-
votes his time to the recital OF Shakes
peares plays exclusively. Much Ado
About Nothing" viii be given al the Y.
NJ. c. A auditorium Friday evening,
Nov. 90 The recital OF this play oc-
cupies nearly two hours.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21
FREE PILLS

Send your address to II. z. Bucklen
& Co.. Chicago. and get free sample
box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you Of their merits.
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the cure of
Constipation and Sick Headache. For
Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed to be perfectly free from
every deleterious substance and to be
purely vegetable. They do not weak
en- by their action, but by giving tone
o the stomach and bowels, greatly in
vigorate the system. Regular size 25c
per box. Sold by George Van Werden
Pharmacy, 32S N. Main street and G..
Gehring's drug store, northeast corner
Topeka and Douglas avenues.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21

A gissa.ic speeisnes of ibs Arctic
rhinoceros has ia;@iy b~sn diseor.rs4
frozss up in al seeberz whlek ssraaa-
ed a. the Lesa delta Thls specimen
vas s>vsn te.s taller ts&n tAs largest
variety o, TIE rhiaooeros q to-1sy.
and vas armed zlth tso so~s horax.
the shortest % -h eh zsa tArr~ t~st
And tvo isehes u isaxtA Tie aain2i
eoubtle.s brl0eges - "a znss4isaviss
species of relhoe~r1. soA his Isaza-nss
sz~ gives sose i1>a os the eso~nnoas
snd terrible h<ssts which lEsssitsd
this Dlanei II to- ears sbsn Ia
earth -2s yoasz- TIE er@sssr.is
bodT wa esssresy oosered vita very
iSng. Thick hair. uhseh proF-s ;has
tse Arctic rvxsoes rers hts nstsral
hAlatsL-s: Losis Eepnbs-e
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21
ACTORS GO ON A STRIKE.
"Merry Countess" Company Loses Pc
formance In New York City.

formance In New York City.
New York Nov. 20.-MaTie Jansen led
in a strike at the Garrick theater to-
night. The members Of the Merry
Countess" company claim that they
have not been paid for the past month
or more The owners OF the company,
Miss Jansen said, promised to pay back
salaries tonight; but they failed to ap-
pear at the theater and the strike re-
suited. No performance was given to-
night.
The Merry Countess" company has
been rendered the free use OF the thea
ter next Saturday night. when a benefit
for the members of the company will
be given
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21
DRY GooD, MARKEr

New York. Sov. 3.-No-e represe-s-a-
t!ves from out ~ town markets were sen
n <he walks os trzsfe a11 some Eq9lrss
were more pertinent than for q few weeks
For current warts few pu-chzkes were
Ergercy Of TIE reQo>ss Ehs- WAS = hard.
For szy-nz spectai:jezs many orders were
placef. ard for zbo-e os more than usual
noveEy ths esoSzSeuenfs were proper
,.or-lz1szsy large Printing cloths very . I'll
ard CuTe1- quotations wholly ooulr4l.
Fan Rfve-. Mas. Soy. 1--PrioS cso-hs
x-er7v cl.tes a. g. cec-x
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21
lotion wAgxEc
NEW YORK.

New oYrk, Nov. e.-Cotton dull; mid
ding. siSc; net receipts. 81 bases: gross
bales: forwarded, SssI bales. sales, ~
bales. spsDaeTs - bales: stock. I'D, - bales
Total today-Net reca pts. Ssza bales: ex-
ports TO Great Britaia. 10, - bales: 70 the
continent. II. .032 bales stock. ses. Sl bales
NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans. Nov ao.-Coteoa quset ard
steady: nnsddkrg. 11-f6c: low midclins.
lS-lsc: good ordinary. TIC: net receipts.
"A is bales; gross, i. so bales; exports 70
Great BroSain. $50 bales: coastwsse, 2S9
bales; sales. 5.Ono bales: stock, AS.SSs bales
ST. LOUIS
St Louis Nov. A-Cotton dull: mid
ding. Tisc: sales. As baIeS. recstpts. 5.5l4
bales: shipments. 2.i4S bales. stock. =. Al
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21
ONE HOUR TO LEAVE TOWN.
Mormen Elders Avsn Themselves of q
Good OTer In Tails ha>see, Fla.

Good Orer In Taiiaha>see. Fla.
Jacksonville, Fla, Nov. z0--A special
to the Citizen from Tallahassee says:
Elders Nebecker and Rogers, who came
here on Monday to sow the seeds Of
the Mormon faith, were arrested today.
They were charged with being a men
ace to the peace, dignity and good NOR
ais of the city. They offered no de-
fense and were fined 5000 or sixty days
in jail. The mayor stated that exc
cution Of judgment would be held in
allegiance for one hour. during which
time they would be permitted to leave
the city under the escort OF the chief
of police. They Immediately left town
and said they would leave the state.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21
ARE THEY EVER PROSECUTED.
Bismarck Asks an American About Anti
Seryisu, in America.

London, Nov. 20.-A dispatch to the
Standard from Berlin says that Prince
Bismarck recently received Congress
man Richard Bartboldt Of st. Louis,
Mo- The ex-chancellor asked many
questions of the member of the Ameri-
can house OF representatives. Most OF
these inquiries were about matters per-
tanning TO the United States. He was
especially solicitous concerning the well
fare of Germans who have settled in
America. Among other things he ask
ed about, was as to whether the Jews
who left the old world and settled in
America are ever prosecuted to any ex-
fon
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21
CHAIN NJ ARKET.
CHICAGO.


Chicago, Nov. 9-Wheat-Cash, 56zc;
December, 57I4c: aMy, l612sQ61l1c.
Corn-Cash. Z7s4c; January, Use; May,
2914c bid.
0ats-Cash. 17s4c; May, 2O14c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Nov. 21-Wheat-No. 2
hard. 5Sc; No. red. nominally, 64qS5c; re-
jeoted, 577sQa0c.
Corn-No. mixed. 2A02Sc; No. white.
23s. Q3c.
0sts-Actlve: No mixed. 17917ltc; No.
white, 1s&.q1Sc.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis, Nov. 2O-Flour-Unchanged-
Wheat-Opened weak but above yester-
days final figures: market dull, dragging
during the last hour or so, and closing
heavy. higher for cash and steady for
options. No. 2 red, cash, 6S1zc; December.
577sc; May. 6ei4c.
Corn-F eatureless. showing but slight
change from yesterday. No. mixed,
cash, &c; December. A4sc; aJnuary, 24zc;
Oats-F'utnres dun and easy. hotle
change in price. Spot quiet, about steady.
No. 2 cash and December. 1Sc; May, 2)l4c.
Rye-Dul and lower; No. 2 offered regu-
lar BIC, S3c bid.
Barley-Steady.
Rece, pts,-Flour 5000: wheat, 1900;
corn, 1900; oats. S.c00.
Shipments-Flour. 1900; wheat. 700;
corn, 27,oo0; oats. 1900.
NEW 1OTSh-
New York, Nov. 2o.-Flour-Recespts 3.-
400 barrels: exports, %, 100 barrels; steady
but inactive all around
Rye fiour@Quier.
Buckwheat ffour-Qutet. S-35.
Wheat-Receipts, 30s.7oo: exports. 90 900
Spot dull; No red, 6sS.c: No. / hard,
67ssc. Options opened i cent higher on
frmer cables and smaller spring wheat
receipts, advanced on good local support,
but finally lost the advantage under late
realizing and closed unchanged from last
night December, 81 l-l6Qe4l5-16c, closed
6a%c.
Corn-Recefpts. 1.ao; exports. rs 500.
Spot steady; No. 2, D c. Options opened
steady and advanced infuerced by the
light movement: later eaSed of and closed
n cent up on near. and y cent on distare
months November. STSsfsc. closed SSc;
December. IS 3--51 3S2xc, closed Sic
Oats-Receipts, 81 so; exports, 30. Spot
dull: No. .. &c Options were quiet and
steady within a narrow range and closed
unchanged: November cfosed &c; Deem
Der. 23i.c.
Buckwheat-Weak.
Rye, barley and barley mak-Nominal
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21
FOUND THE RE LANTERN.
Bridge Guards Make a Good Case In {
Inqnest at Cleveland.

Inqnest at Cleveland.
Cleveland, o., Nov. 20.-At the coro-
ner's inquest ITO investigate the motor
wreck of Saturday night. whether the
red danger light was ON the closed gates
before 1.-The motor car went through hlagn
Most of the Testimony was that the
lights were in place. A battered lam
tern, still retaining fragments OF red
globe, which had been fished out of the
river under rlhe draw. was identified by
dhe bridge captain as the one which
was ON the gates
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21
THEY PLAY AT FARMERS.
Many of New York's NorabIes will ExhibI
Farm Products


New York. Nov. 20-The entries for
the big farm show which will begin at
Madison Square garden next Monday
have closed. The exhibition promises
10 be one of the most interesting and
novel ever seen here The live stock
society Of America. which will direct
the exhibition, was formed for the pur-
pose of advancing the farming inter-
eSts.
The first exhibition of farm products
In New York was held in May last. but
the one now being prepared is Of such
magnitude that the garden will be fill
ed with exhibits. 1t is to be an annu-
al event, and If possible made OF as
much Importance as the horse show
Among the subscribers are John Ja-
Fob Astor. August Belmont, II. K.
Bloodgood. Fred X. Bronson. Charles
NJ Chaplin. F. Gray Griswold. George
J. butcher. A. T. Ladenhurg, J. Pier
pont Morgan. Sidney Dillon Ripley. \
NJ Rockefeller. Cornelius Vanderbilt,
Rutherford S. Stuyvesant. A. F. Laid
low and Joseph z. Widener.
All the exhibits in the cattle line will
be stalled in the basement Poultry.
and pigeons VIII he housed in the balco-
nies, while the flowers will be in the
concert hall AS the entries in the
fruit exhibition are large they will be
IN the extensive dining hall in the south
west corner Of the building.
Not only has the association paid at
tention to the farm end OF the busin-
ess. but by offering special prizes for
hunt clubs. II has secured entries for
exhibitions OF jumping horses and pack
OF hounds. the prizes going 20 the club
and not to individuals In this c,aSS
there are six entries. made from all
the prominent hunt clubs in this sec
ton.
The prizes offered are rich. This
Will be done as an incentive 10 make
II worth while for exhibitors 70 pay
special attention 10 the conditions OF
their exhibits
A large share Of the stock entered
comes from the middle and western
states.
Boston. Nov. e0-The regular 1uarts--
" div5end OF per osnt was declerei
c r,7aI- fv i'i,t2 y-i-arf-or-S nF the R,i-itfs~-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21
Real Estate Irausfers-
FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract

tFurnished by the Wichita Abstract
and Land company
D. Snitje-. sd. IS # OF lot IS Ohio
avenue N&ehewson's add ....S 500
8. ]. Rotherman, sd, lots So and IS
Chuch 81 city: 20-24 blk Is
Fourth ave Orzne and Philips
add; 81 and SO Allen ave Getto's
add: also III aid Il OF l09
Douglas ave in Res in Gre4ff add
also surplus 10 & Of Greif Res
in Grein add ..... 2sss
Amount OF mortges released ...... 2SS7
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21
EARTHoUAKE IN THE FAST.
Reports of Dancing furniture from Penn
sylvan and Delaware.

Chester. Pa, Nov. ga slight earth
quake shock was felt in this city this
morning. Windows ratified and chairs
and tables trembled. The shock was
also felt at Thurlow, small town a
short distance below the city.
Wilmington, Del, Nov. 20.-Residents
OF Claymont, six miles north of this city
report having felt severe earthquake
shock early today.
At Linwood, Pa, a short distance
from Claymont, the shock was also felt.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21
CATTLE.
I--I--E lEIlIlI-
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.

sbsP er&
Joe scoet- Peck. hogz-
G W. AS..s. Haven. 6o-s-
Wru Johrson. A..sca- csefie s-ys boEA
z 2 Fo-eSt. Anresa. hoTz-
II =. JOAN. Ans3oveT. bo<z
= p. Ken. C7~axTa1sr. czftl> ar1 horz
WE wyEs % Sss1Ewzck- bro1zEt N sss
Sznus- bsavy ioad q Aoes 80 f3- S1s~
year. Te-zAlrx - 10 pVz1cS aad sssrzg-
szz u pouocS t~- hezd-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21
CoLoRED LAWYERS IN SESSION.
Contradict Reports OF III Treatment of
Their People at Atlanta

Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 20.-The natfSlal
congress OF coiored lawyers IN session IN
this city passed strong resolutions en-
dorSSng she Cotton States and Inte-na-
1ioEal eNpoSit4on. and giving a black
eye 90 uhe representation that have
been sent out concerning the treatment
OF coio-ed visitors II is expected that
the great show made by the race and
the correction OF the evil reports sent
out VII have the effect OF causing
large influx OF colo-ed people.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21
SOLD BY ALL
DRUGGISTS.
CHARLES LAWRENCE,
DRUGGIST.

Headqua<s~rs g. wieAssa fgr Hu.-
yon's Remedies. Gent - xay sftFs0
ca rScslyf % 5,rfcs.
CzJess asat ~ nzzzl q rs1 1aests5
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21

"a sisb 10 ;ae great YasAce q Siae-
veh seprsssnta = isSy fssa,sax. AS al
sttssdzst ho3dsnK . ss.esisx- bDsLs.
rroszbiy of p<rfzDes- . her szsx
s~ssse ker.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21
YOUR BOY WON'T LIVE A MONTH
So NJ. Gilman RrsWn of "a Mill ST

South Gardner, Mass, was told by the
doctors. His son had Lung trouble,
following Typhoid Malaria, and he
spent three hundred and seventy-five
dollars with doctors, who finally gave
him up. saying: Your boy won't live
a month" He tried DR.. Kings New
Discovery and a few bottles restored
him to health and enabled him TO go 10
work a perfectly well man. He says
he owes his present good health to use
Of DR.. Kings New Discovery, and
knows 1t 10 be the best in the world for
Lung trouble. Trial bottles free at
George Van Werden's Pharmacy, 32S
y. Main street and G. Gehring's drug
store northeast corner Topeka and
Douglas avenues
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21
POSTS NO PICKETS
WHY THE INSURGENTS ARE wKoTH
WITH GONZALES.

awares, Upon which All but Forty-Two
Infantrymen Flee PrecipitateIy-These
Hold the Enemy In Check and Prevent
the Flight from Becoming Slaughter
Insurgents Thirst for Gonzales Blood
Lord Churchnrs Son In Cuba
PSutsburg, Pa. Nov. 2o.-The Dispatch
tomorrow VII publish letter from ITS
special Cuban correspondent who ts on
1ne field near Cumanogagua m Which
he gives details of battle at Galfta
near Cfenfuegos. He says the insur-
gents, numbering $50, we'll fitted. were
defeated by 80 Spanish soldiers
Through hl1e negligence of f11e insur-
gent commander, Colonel Jose Coma
les, who failed to mount any guards
for the protection of his camp. When
tFle Spanish forces who had made a
forced march during the night, surpris-
ed the camp in the early morning by
firing from an adjoining hill, the insur-
gents, officers and men, fed, save only
forty-two infantrymen whom Captain
Juan Jose Campillo hastily organized
and vino kept the Spanfarcs in check
for an GTour, thus saving the disorgan aniZ-
sd retreat Of the rest of their force from
being turned into a slaughter. The re-
treat of fl1e infantry was later made IN
good order
Only 25O Of The $50 insurgents had
come into camp by the next day, but 1T
is believed tThsit the missing were killed,
as most of the fighting was between the
fontyItwo insurgents and the Spaniards,
both sides well covered.
The Cuban forces here swear venge-
ance upon Colonel Ganzales and he will
probably be shot
LORD CHURCHILL'S.
Havana, Nov. 20.-Lieutenanlt Win
s1ton Churchill, eldest son Of the late
Lord Randolph Churchill. accompanied
by a companion named Barnes, today
visl1sd the Spanish troops at Arderius.
Tomorrow he will visit the camp of
General Campos in the province of
Sarita Clara. He is here for the pur-
pose of studying the operations of the
Spanish troops, and he expects no far
1T7liarize himself fifth the routine of sol
d1ers engaged in actual warfare.
Key West, Fla, Nov. 20.-La'te ad-
vices from Cuba say that Jose, the
youngest son of General Campos, has
been attacked by yellow fever in the
province of Santa Clara. Physicians
fear the worst General Campos has
ordered the representative of the Mad
rid papers not TO wire the news to Spain
An engagement is reported between
General Maxine Gomez and General
Suiarez Valdez in which the latter was
wounied. Colonel Avedo was also
wounded.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21

Boston. Nov. s0-The regular quarter
" div5ensd OF : per oent was dsscler1ei
today hy ri1e directors Of the Burling
- railroad. payable December Il.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21
WICHITA 9ARKETA

HOGS.
Hog-Sl5w 20 cents lo~er.
Preventative SALES
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21
NUN YON
FOrty-Three Hundred and Six
teen Citizens of Wichita
New Testing His
Remedies

Alreads Twenty-0ne Pcrson- Report
Themselves tured by the Use
OF These Little Pellets
During the Past
Two Days.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21

Chicago, Nov. 2-Wheat-Cash, 5s74c;
December, 57l4c: aiMy. .612sQ61lsc.
Corn-Cash, Z7s.c; January. 277sc; May,
2Ac bid.
Oats-Cash, 17s4c; May. 2o1zc.
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THREE THOUSAND BLACKS
Massed Near the Town Of Winston,
N. c., Ready tor Trouble.
LARGO Force OF Men Vita Calling Gun Seri
from Charlotte.

Charlotte. n. c.. Aug. IA Gatling
o. IN under detachment Of men left here,
tnls evening, for Winston. So far as j.
known here at a late hour all is quiet
there The sheriff believes that the
-rouhle Is under control. \ large fort I
f special policemen We're sworn in for
tonight. 1t is reported that 5000 negroes
are masscd near the town, tonight. but
the rep lrt is doubtless sensational &
Upun bling of court at Winston.
rday. Judge Brown instructed the grand
inrv 10 Investigate AS to who was rtspon-
sible for last nights riot and see that they
We're punished.
The trouble originated over report
given out, last night, at all the colored
rhuroaes, 10 the effect that a crowd of
whites was going to lynch Arthur futile
who is being tried for the murder Of
Policeman FlckcrS, last May. The ne
yroes to the number of $40, marched t.
The jail, where they remained several
hours. They refused to dispense and
finally fired on the officers, after which a
general fight took place. They Were dis
persed by the militia.
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july 27eod&w Nv

fos each offence, or by imprisonn emf in iaiI
Tor thIcs months, or both.
sect. lH-rhis act shat. not apply TO n n
'mmi seemed oticers or the United Stat,
my or marin hospital service, or to a pby-
81 lHn or sOfSeon who is called from another
ctate 20 tFras Il particular case aud who doe,
not Otherwise practice in this State, nor 10
pi"hiblt gratuitoas service the rendering
o. assistance IN emergency cases, nor to
medical students who prescribe or og5erate
under the direction Of some registered nov
S,ctan or physicians, nor TO nidwives who
10y no claim TO the title OF physician or doc.
tor.
Section ll-Neither shall this act applv tn
can Foyant-, or 10 persons practicinx hyp-
uo'lsm. magnetic healing, mind cure. MA
sage, Chrlsusn Science $50 called). or any
dangerous drugs are employed nor surgical
~ eratlons performed; provided. such nor
sons do not violate aoy of the provisions OF
elton OF this act in relation 20 the use OF
M y. or the title of doc or or physician
Section l2-For The purpose of the anpoint
"eot OF aid board and OF the registration OF
persons bv IL hereunder, this act shall take
erect upon lts passage, and shall take full
eighteen hundred and ninety-stx
Approved March 81
the Undersigned having been appointed "a
boa rd Of registration Of medicine" under the
above act, hav- orgauized by the choice of
summer Laughton, NJ. D., Chairman, and A
X. T. Meserve. NJ. D., secr,tary
me necessary forms for applications and
proof Will be furnished by the secretary when
requested, either personally or by mail.
All registration under section will close
Dec. 81, 1895
sumner Laughton, VI. D., Bangor.
r. +. Vose, NJ. D.. Portland.
John Lord, NJ d., Biddeford.
Austin |. Harvey, NJ. D., Newport.
A. Is. p. Meserve, NJ D., Portland
Robert j. Martin, NJ D., Augusta
Augusta, Aug. @, 1895. auEl3dlt
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Bobolink Song.


Deep in grassy tangles, where clover blossoms
peep,
In little brown cradles, rock downy babes
asleep.
In the snug, soft hollows how sweet they
dream and rest
Down among the daisies in the reedbird's nest.
Who croons the brides lullaby low, do you
think?
"Bobolinkum linkum -linkum-
Bobolinl sink-linkl"
Down beside the brooklet by bent and NOISY
rails,
Where the merry pussy willows whisk furry
little tails,
a brave sutton goes a-wooinG in his black satin
vest
Down among the daisies to the reedbird' nest.
Who carols d gay serenade loud, do you think:
"Bobolinl,um -lnkum linkum-
CHEEKY wheedle, CHEEKY whink!'
Of all the feathered elf folk that fit in fairy
ring
And thrill the silver echoes with spirit voice
of spring
The bobolink is monarch Of the revels ALL
wecn,
As he clatters and he tinkles on his gay tam
BOURNE
Loud leader of The winged band-the choris-
ter, think,
Is Bobolinkum- linkum,
Bobolinl-link-lin