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[page 165] Q. Acting in-? A. Good faith Q.- perfect good faith throughout? A. Yes, sir. I asked Dr. Harlow several times, when any little difficulty occurred, if I was doing my duty, and he always said I was. He never accused me if doing any thing wrong. There never was but twice when a little thing passed between us. He is a very gentlemanly and kind man. I have nothing to say against Dr. Harlow in that respect, him or Dr. Sanborn. Q. Attentive to the interests of his patients? A. You might say that would be an opinion. I dont think the institution is managed as well as it ought to be. I might make the remark made by Dr. Oaks to me about the- Q. Have you ever asked the board of trustees to make changes in the management? A. No, sir. Q. Have you ever asked the board of trustees to make changes in the rules? A. No, sir. Q. Or regulations? A. No, sir, I never have. I told the trustees 4 or 5 years ago that I thought the medical staff ought to be put in a little different position. It seemed to