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The business d0nc--Since il has become !aah'oii-
able for our brethren OF the type TO publish 'sSis
of the tines in the shape OF canal beat 1allotii'4s
and bar room balutinss for President, those Of Us
vho are not an the sAc Of the ..oG Ifo" every ROW
and then meet with sign which would be enough
to discourage any thing but genuine nerve and IN
ew We have withstood the actual presence ct a
pretty goodlv number Of ,gns. and all along con'-
ned to keep up tolerabe courage. until day or two
since when we say: I'VE ;"iinwi"g l,ews IRON fai:
field. This settled theqneatlon, and We have hard
ly brestbed since.


Fresjde,,tiW quest;oa--At ameetng OF the STU
dent. Of Medicine trom the several states, at fht
College of ph, ,ician. and Surgeons Of the Western
District. y. Y, Oct. 20th 1927. {. &. NJ. Prime, d
New York, was caitel to the Chair, and y. W.
Richards, Of ONO, appointed Secretary


The subject Of tue ensuing election was taken
INFO Consideration, and the sentiments OF the meet
Ing. were obtained by ballot, as follows


For Andrew Jackson, so


John Z. Adans, 90