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Goubaux, one of the leaders of the French veterinary profes¬ 
sion, was liked by all who approached him, and in the various 
honorary positions which he held in his professional career 
had made a large number of friends, who all appreciated his 
genial and kind-hearted manner towards all, as well students 
under his tuition or direction, as confreres or colleagues of his 
long professional life. 
GILBERT A. LATHROP, D.V.S. 
It is with great regret that we have also to announce the 
death of Dr. Lathrop, which took place under sad circum¬ 
stances on the 4th of August, as the result of severe injuries 
he had received in driving a pair of runaway horses, when he 
was thrown down, falling into a creek where, on account of 
the injuries he had sustained, he was drowned. Dr. Lathrop, 
who was a graduate of the American Veterinary College, re¬ 
ceived his diploma in 1888 and after serving a year as house 
surgeon at the hospital department of the college, had started 
practice in his home in Pennsylvania, where his congenial dis¬ 
position and his ability as a practitioner made him a favorite 
among those who knew him. Dr. Lathrop at the time of his 
death was twenty-three years of age. • 
HONORARY PROFESSOR H. TOUSSAINT. 
As we go to press the news reaches us of the death of M. 
A. Toussaint, honorary professor of the veterinary school of 
Toulouse, which took place after a long and painful illness. 
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