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Title: Buffalo medical journal
Year: 1902 (1900s)
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Subjects: Medicine
Publisher: Buffalo, N.Y. : (s.n.)
Contributing Library: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia Historical Medical Library
Digitizing Sponsor: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia and the National Endowment for the Humanities

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11.; secre-tary, George E. Bill, 255 North St., Harrisburg, Pa.; treasurer,R. J. Nunn, 119 York St., Savannah, Ga. Executive council—Robert Newman, 148 W. 73d Street, NewYork City; G. Betton Massey, 1831 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, 148 PAX-AMERICAX NOTES. Pa.; Charles R. Dickson, 296 Sherbourne St., Toronto, Canada;Frederic Schavoir, 8 Atlantic St., Stamford, Conn; F. B. Bishop,Washing:ton, D.C.; H. White, Boston, )\Iass. Committee on arrangements—Henry R. Hopkins, chairman,433 Franklin St.; William Warren Potter, 284 Franklin St.; W.D. Greene, 385 Jersey St.; Xewcomb Carlton, C. E., 109 WliiteBuildings; ^Ir. Augustus Schneider, 574 W^est Ave.; A. W. Bay-liss, 529 Spring St.; Edward Clark, 2268 Main St.; Willis G.Gregory, 530 )\Iain St.; Franklin C. Gram, 46 Glenwood Ave.;Julius Ullman, 400 Fianklin St.. all Bufifalo, X. Y. PAPS-AMERICAIN INOTES. MIDWAY SPECIALTIES. Frank C. Bostocks great animal arena continues to interestthe people and draw the crowd. This is easy of explanation
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BoNAviTA and his Famous Group of Twenty-Seven Shaggy Maned Denizens of the Jungle. for, without doubt, it is the most comprehensive, elaborate andskilful presentation of animals, domestic and wild, that theworld has ever seen. The jungles of India have yielded theirmost ferocious beasts and Bostock and his assistants have sub-jugated and molded them into a harmonious whole which, alto- PAX-AMERICAX NOTES. 149 gether, proves the most instructive and fascinating study of ani-mal life ever g^rouped under a sing-le roof. When CaptainBonavita, with from fifteen to twenty-five Asiatic lions enters thearena, every voice is stilled and eag;er expectation is all ag^og-for the coming: event, which may mean death to the master or vic-tory for the calm and fearless trainer, who displays such wonder-ful control of himself and compels such obedience from his lions.He may be justly entitled the The Lion ^Monarch. Some-times he spends ten or twelve minutes in posing- Denver, themost ferocious lion in

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