The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-03-02
ecIsLATIVE NOTES.
- TUE FAMILY DOCTOR.

no THE FAMILY DOCTOR.
1913 somilv physician had his in
The Old Ia Tho house of representatives
NJ in l ln,orning. 1t took two hours
gers1ay. nv rell the house of his virtues,
q bs aims; NJ that time any were over
n i dlEnss not by any means due to
i,aksd, II va the orators who spoke in his
y. y fault g 81 measure which brought out
s Jlt In law artillery in the way of
J na'n the The house was the osteopathy
ss!ory Il VS., asks for the appointment Of a
\. Taea .a',rristration for the osteopaths
Hi Of ats This bill was acted upon
I The S.a' te Tuesday. 1t came before
h tie semi :" two reports, one, the major
SSst boy '' fayoring the creation Of the
n 'epoTGI reporting the bill ought to
Ssr1 anl otber. the minority report
s,s:; ne .no members of the committee
s.sasi ~ ~" w mass" The senate. after
gdgt' 5g asts. adopted the minority re-
/, Org I'y 1te Of Is 10 IA. In the house
mi J. 'rg,orring, the minority report
prs, and the osteopathy bill in
h; sicI ,,,,r.,-noned, by vote of 81 to Sc.
s.stnit5 -tative Joseph Williamson of
made 3 inc speech, in the course
Il aa,. orefidice against Osteopaths
lis'st.- species of physicians, but l
ga! w. Us believe | have a right
gG' .s5e | believe they should
b Vs. ,rpor,nity of practicing, l
d 2s'' ,-.f. rance for the old family
lar ~. t.. vas the first person l
tYs gu rte8 with when l came
a& Laughter) And l hope
ta ! e.- .szs may be soothed by his
S'i /. may be, as | have heard
b. .r1- III the corridors, that
6l hundred doctors in the
y m5, Ue some who are ac-
~ NEW uy mercenary motives.
~ h.. strange if there were not
I '''-. a,,r ,.a ana l all know that the
s g.. Of Urls State as body go out
gl' .-.f aai cold, without recon-
r''-s.t. -i1.--t to alleviate diseases
l.1S ness. Gentlemen,
=. -' .f .= ave sat and wrung our
Y. -.. .erson who was dearest
z ,.,5 r.. Us AS gone down into that
Y 'e she may never rise,
Es doctor has been there
- +. Fz o.. aphantly brought her
y r,r .f he has brought back
". -, H. Tsntlemen, l will never
..sure which will degrade
IF ar -ssion or raise any other
'; vel of the old family
l,.r.gs -ar nse)
,,YoNrvzs 9B REPRESENTATIVES.
M .u.rrt9. on apportionment, al
a,,,5 -s, 10 report, has decid-
w., rtesentation of the next
| natives. The committee
.;.rr-- IT night and will meet
'..s Tr...slg. when the senatorial rep
...,ts, ri. a- aiken up. The diff
r "a, q. the upper branch con-
H: H: r-4.r .r not Hancock county
..15.e- -ea .ators, as at present, or
-.--o .e cat down to one. Cum
'.,sr rs-# sent Oxford, Androscog-
!. A. ... are all scrambling for
|. -yy. Acc5rding to the decision
n. l.- cached Thursday night
\ ,tr will have II members
N, .. which is the same rep
ssr- 1t has at present; Aroos-
III 6e given Is, which is
Id r..-aa .te present number; An
.so- rave the same, II; Han
ys s-.. -b is one less; Cumber-
!, 0.. winch is one more; Frank
btu. t4e same; Kennebec 10,
t@ -aua; Knox county six,
7aca orr .s-; Oxford seven, the
sns 4s'a county four, the same;
ssaa, @ the same; Somerset
srty srr THE same; Waldo county
IL H u. Washington county nine,
Trc gr York county IA, which
ste 5aaa -ae Classification has not
Fa=-l lpon, although several
t1lr e-o>tars nave made their re-
,M,s he g.ttee,