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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-28

a<re<t far altsns p<sd fsisAxous aaunais
ga Dora fs&<tsr, hls Usfs's ia-ysar-
81 sstsf. Ar& Jssz~sa = alie9ea -
b Accessory 10 the cxins
The Rev. Mr.. Cook, pastor ef tie
baptsss saarsa al bear Lake, was
kieksd ~ his hegse sad ssxisesly Ia
lured rsceasly.
Dwsllsrs slsss The hsss near 81
Joseph puli sasaxn drifsvood oat sf
ths rlsss IN tns sumnasf Gsas - last
them all wiRtsr.
The fifteepsh annual meeting OF tns
ChsboyxAs Association of Q agrsgs-
ueaAi churches convsnss ca December
8. ~ Ala. and Last two days
Postasassers appointed rsosutiy, u
n. 6rs-a. yies r. Hoffman tressguedb
Aiies City, AAnlstss county; w. hst-
tinger, vice c. jones trsmovedls 4slta.
ArenAc county.
saxinaw's new county house 10 ready
for the inmates. IL has oil the modern
improvements including steam heating.
One hundred homeless people can be
accommodated.
Henry Bowsns Of Iceland Lost an
arm while bird hunting, "Wednesday.
His companion accidentally discharged
= load Of shot into tile member aud
smputation WAS necessary.
Richard Phillips. . farmer Living near
Marlette. jumped from . hay NOW
Thursday morning and struck astride .
pitchfork. The tines penetrated ais
abdomen and he will probably die.
A new summer resort. planned on
South ManItou island by Chicago men,
will include q three-story hotel with .
frontage of z64 feet. A steamer to ply
between there and Chicago 10 also IN the
project.
Charles MCLAUGHLIN, who was acci-
dcntaliy shot while hunting ten days
ago, died of blood poison Thursday At
Bay City. he was the only son OF
John Mclaughlin, . well-known ium'
herman.
The McElwee picture hacking factory
at Big Rapids mas been closed on an AZ
tachment for $4,000, sworn out by
Henry w. Dayton. Thirty-five men
are thrown out of work, but perhaps
ouly temporarily.
The woman who passed counterfeit
$50 bills on Bay City merchants has
been located. She 10 the wife of Hamil.
ton Black, an Enexv,lle photographer.
The detectives claim 10 have x ODD evi-
dence against the couple.
Mamie Avery, % years old. has been
asleep continuously for five weeks
past. Her vitality is very low and
death s expcciei st any time. She was
Ill with typnold fever during the sum-
mer and drowsness seized her before
she had fully recovered from the
disease. Her health has always been
good.
Michigan pensions granted: Original
Eugene u. Thomas. NJ. d. Lafayette,
- Wheeler, Isaac Huff. William IL.
Larawsy, Richard Harvill, Isaac Wal
ters, Thomas Gilmore. Hiram Laclear,
George w. Blanchard, Northrop Stark.
Additlonal-HermanR Reuther, Michael
Keppler, Charles w. Campbell, George
b. Or thrrs. John +. Hobbs. Increase
Harrison II. Kindig, George e. More
house. Charles K. Monroe. Charles Mil
Ter, Phillip Haddrill, Edmund w.
Short, James NJ. Kidd, Chester G. Roy,
William Newman, Valentine T. Knight,
Peter Gross, John Bogart, George w.
Wolff. john Murphy. Nathan Barton,
Thomas Langton, William p. Randell,
John NJ. Hawkins. Walter q. Cutting,
Harrison A. Sebring. Reissue and in
crease-Matthew NJ. Hughes. Original f.,
widows, etc.-Helen V. Anderson, Ada
line X. L. Kilsore, Amelia j. Ingles,
Margaret Stoops (mOther.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-28

pnoBATE oRDER-Sfate OF Mieai. an. .coun-
r. of Kent IS. AZ = session OF The Pro
bate Court Iar SAID eouniyo! hent. hela nj tbe
Probate ofilce. in tne c - ef orsad ksglid.. on
tne 18th Gay OF November In fae year one
Thousand eisat beBaFo9 aud nineiy-ese-
Present. Cyrus e Perkins. judge OF Probate.
In the matter OF tue estate gf
WILLIAM L. Wo0DaUfF. dsceAsec-
ALERT y. Gesler anc his vie hsstn: ai~c IN
this coert their petition praying this court 10
atlu1icate aud deSermine Who were. II tbs
dale Of has death. and arc now The iasfui hcirs
of said deceas ed and cntislca by lan 10 stserit
the real estate Of save deceased tserein dc
scrib1i,
II is ordered that Tuesday. the 18th day OF
December. lsJl. II ten O'Clock In the forenoon
st said PROBATE office. Re appointed for heaf-
ing said prtifion.
And IL Is further ordered. that a coog OF this
order be pub fshsd threc successive weeks pre-
vi.us TO said day Of hearing. In the Telegram
latlng IN said County OF Kent.
CYRUS I PERKINS.
"a true copy Judge Of Probate.
ApoLPH b. II Asnk.
Fri dec Is Register.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-28
rHAr TERRIBLE COUGH

In the morning, hurried or difficult
breathing. raising phlegm, tightness
IN the chest, quickened pulse, chiiliness
in the evening or sweats at night, all or
any of these things are the first stages
of consumption. DR.. Acker's English
Cough Remedy will cure these fearful
symptoms, and is sold under positive
guarantee oy Whit & White, 90 Mon
rOe-ss
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-28

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ State OF Mscai .xa. esunty OF Kenf-<s-
Notice Is hereby given. Ia st by an cEc or o. TIE
Probate Court foi the csI;Ity OF Aeat, .. ade on
the nth day OF October. A. ID. 1ss', ix months
from that date .ere allowed tor creditors 20
present their claims against the estate OF
cORDEIIA BARKER.
late OF said county. decreased. and that Aai
creditors OF said deceased are required 60 Pre-
sent their claims ID said probate court st u e
probate office. IN the city OF Grand Rapids. Ter
examination and allowance. Oh or before the
aSh day OF ApnI next. aud that such
claims will be beard before said court. or
Friday. the 2eih aay Of Apr.l next. ~
ten O'Clock In the forenoon of thai day.
Dated Grand Rapids. Mich. Oct. a. A. d.
1891.
CYRUS Z. PERKINS.
n apr . Judge OF Probate.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-28
spscsnaeu Casos.

8. II. Clif,rl. New Csssel, Via, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma-
tlsm, his Stomach was disordcred, hIs
Liver was affected to an alarming de-
gree, appetite fell away. and he was
terribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured
MIN.
Edward Shepard. Harrisburg. ILL.,,
had running sore on his leg of eight
years standing. Used three bottles Of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is
sound and we'll. John Speaker, Cataw-
ba, o., had five large Fever sores on
his leg, octors said he was incurablc.
One bottle Electric Biiters and one box
Bucklen'. Arnics SaIve cured him en-
TREY. Seld by Peck Bros, drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-28
Dssr Killing Near EimirA

ELNIRA, Nov. 25.-The hunting
season closes today. There have been
about fifty deer killed within two or
three miles of town. Deer have never
been so plenty since this town was
started. Rusnel. who lives q short
distance from town, has killed fourteen
and they Lave been seen IN the fields
out 10 the openings. Some think the
beech nuts which are quite plenty here
are the attraction that calls them IN
such numbers. Snow has fallen TO the
depth OF foot within the last twenty
four hours.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-28

OE0BAAE oRDER--Statea af MishisAz. Co1n-
Is OF keat ss AT a session OF the Probate
ceuFt for saso g ant, 81 A~n I. held 20 the Pro
late ofnee Ia the cay OF ssrzsaa kxvic< oa the
9th dsy OF Sosespsrr ~ tns yes-r Que thousand
eight hundred a % nissr = -elie-
Present. cyrc~ Y. Perksns Judge OF Probate
In the sus TER 81 kfte estate %
DLikk c. Ei<AAE. a minor.
Horace Wilcox guardian of xaid sniaor. hsv-
Ing rendered ca this court ifss hhxi guardian
ship seeoaat. ft Is orsis red. that Monday. fhr
seventh dag al Deerfnbsf. lesl. al tee o'clock
In the Iorsnoon. Nj saia frobate esie-. bu ap-
poiaief for the examination ard allowance 81
said account
And IL IL further ordsrcd, thhf copy ofthis
oraer be pubslsned three size ese sslse weeks pre-
ylons 30 sold cay % hearing IN tee TetegTas-
HERALD. daily ncwspsper pElt And elrcg-
iating In SAID county ~ Kent.
CYRUS r. PERKINS.
Judge oi fTebste.
"a true copy
ApoIrH D. MAsoS. Register. fr. dee 4
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-28

II will cos. you nothing and will sure
ly do you good, II you have Cough.
Cold or any trouble with Throat, Chest
or Lungs. DR.. Kings New Discoveries
for Consumption. Coughs and Colds Is
guaranteed to give rslief, or money will
be paid back. Sufferers from La Grippc
found it just the thing and under its use
had a speedy and perfect recovery.
Try samgle bottle at our expense and
learn for )nrself just how good thing
u is- TRIAL bottles I0c at Peck Bros.'
drug store. Large sire SOC and s.. 90.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-28
rREAsUREk's NOTICE.


I1ty Treasurcr's Once,
Grand Rapids. Mich. Nov. 4. lsel. !
Notice is hereby Elyen that the assessment
roll Tor the construction OF q sewer IN tie ki.ey
next east OF Jefferson street from West
Fulton street 70 Watson street in the
city OF Grand Rapids. Is now In nv hands.
and that Will receive payment rlereaa for
the period of twenty days from this date. At
tho Once Of tue City Treassr-r, ,tty Hal.
WILLIAM HAkE.
nov 3 City Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-28
TRKAsUREk's NOTICE.


CrTy TsyAsrrsx's ofricr,l
GtktD RArsps. Micb.. Nov. 4. 1881. 4
Notice - hereby given that the assessment
roll :nr fhs paving OF Cana street with sheet
asphalt from Lvon street t. Pearl street in
the city Of Grand Rapids. is now ia rny hands
anatiiat Will receive pasn ent thereoa sev the
period Of twenty days from tais cste ~ tie
once o; the CITY Irsss,y-s. CIT Hs,
ncv = CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-28
rnKAsUREn's NOTICE.
city Treasurer's once.

City Treasurer's once
Grand Rapids Mich. Nov 4. ls9l. !
Notice is hereby given that "a assessment
roll Tor tie grading aud graveiing St tasi
Bridge STREET frcm Fast street to Fuller
street, IN tile city of Grand Rapids. is now in
ms hands. aud that viii receive payment
thereon Tor the period OF twenty days from
this date. at the ostcc OF the City Treasurer.
City Hal. WILLIAM HhkE.
nov 2, CstT Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-28
rnEAsunEn,s xorIcK.

Cry Tvx.srrvp's ourcr.
0pArp RAPIss. Mica. Nov. 4. 1891.
Notice Is LeTeby gwen that the Ss>exsmenf
roll for construction Of d sever IN West F-fdes
street from gold =. rect 70 Michigan street. Ia
the city 81 Grand hspide. ts new in ms hzsee
and that I will receive payment thereon for
the period Of twenty dAyf frem this eate. af
the once Of the City Treasurer. City Hsi.
WILLIAM hAkH.
nev S Ctr Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-28
STAT, x.ldi.r. SHOOK un

LASsISo, Nov. 2l.-Governor winans
Issued an order today dividing the state
militia INTO five regiment OF eight COM
pAnies each instead of four regiments
OF nine 'mpanics. The Second regi-
usent will be composed of the following
companies and they will be lettered
from A TO II IN the order named: Cold
water, Grand Rapids Guard, Kalama-
zoo, Thrte Rivers, Custer Guard of
Grand Rapids, Grand Haven, Ionia,
ahd Inner Rifles OF Grand Rapids. The
companies are instructed TO report to
their present officers. with the excep-
ton OF those comprising the Fifth reg
iment. The officers OF the companies
In the new regiment are ordered TO
meet at Marquette December % for the
purpose of electing regimental officers.
TINS makes quite change in the make
up Of the Second regiment, Co. + OF
Big Rapids and III of Manistee dropping
out. 1he only change ia the company
letters, gives the Custer Guard the let
ter X instead of / anG the Innes Rifles
take II instead OF X.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-28

Commend to public approval the Cali.
fornia liquid fruit remedy Syrup of
Figs. 1t is pleasing to the eye, and to
the taste and 10y gently acting on the
kidneys. liver and bowels, it cleanses
the system etfectually, thereby promot.
ing the health and comfort Of all who
rtaa
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-28
RI aprD


City Tressurer's oface)
Grand Rapids. Mich. Nov. II. 1877.
Notice is hereby gwen that the assessment
roll Tor the improvement of North Prospect
street from East Bridge street 90 iiasfia.
street. Tn the city IL Grand Rapids. Is II my
HANDS, and that viii receive payment there
on for the period of twenty days from this
date. at the Office OF the City Treasurer. clfy
WILLIAM HAKH.
dec2 CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-28
rnsAsuaxs.s xorses.

City Tressurer's nTcel
Grast Bsrsas. Nioss.. Nse. T. Ises !
Notice is aeresT gyes that the sssessm~st
roll 70. the censtrnction ef -e~ef in south
Cherry streef 70 Irwin pisrs- In the esfv
OF Grand RArids. IL new O. Bgy hands. ard
shst wili receive pkFmept thereon Tor the
perfsH of twentv as-> frern fhfs ss'-. ~ TIE
efres Of the City Treasurer. Cfts Hal.
WILLIAM HAZE.
nov - CIty Tfessurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-28

Simply apply "swAYSE's OINTMENT.
No internal medicine required. Cures
letter. eczema, itch, oil eruptious On
the face, hands, nose, etc, leaving the
skin clear. white and healthy. Its
great htsling and curative powers are
possessed by no other remedy. Ask
your druggists for swAYSx's OrST.
uFxTn
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-28

BuRpocK BLOOD BrrfxRs taken after
eating viii relieve any feeling OF weight
or over fallness OF the stomach. Sold
svsrvwbers.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-28

Grs Trssssrer's oHest
ersel ksDsks fies, Ses. a isei
e~m0 = berse9 gvrr thst TIE s-xsssrert
-; fer - pfrtsfser ef sevrf in II fuites
e&v~~s fsor ~ street q Dernfs stree
II shs cry ~ ersse fspfes. . po~
10 ~ hss1a. anf fhsf | rih -.
eavs peyness sswees fer ths per.ss .,
tbe fsfy treasures. CIfs ESl
oeAe 60 2FgoDuw-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-28

City TrsasBrer's oaee.l
6rane Rapids. xieh, xev II. 1sal-
Ecsfee IL hereby given ttst ths ssseesnent
rsii fer the srssins ssa frpseiine 81 pussss
tBien ftrest, in the city 81 9rhea Esp de- ~
aev ia nv han4s ana tkss vfii receive pes
mat tts>eso Tor the perts< o. tvens1 ee<s
WILLIAM HAEy
aeef CTR Tressuvps.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-28

Remarked by X. C. joiner. OF Allen
r. o., Hliisdsls Co, Mien.: Nothing
gave nv rheumatism such quick relief
as Dr.. Thomas Electric Oil-beileve it
infsliIble for rheum2tlcs."
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-28
MICHI6AE ECIEyTRAL

NsftIN UaIN oSE .
Tstsing en~U su ts~s. J l.1 Is, 50.
kIecplBg cars On F<csao Sna Ayi&nte Er-
presses % sac irosa DesS3sL fsriof cars
leave bctrclt AZ s.<5 T.. So. sFrssss a.
t,raud Fs~ids "a q -. an. Direct cosoresloH1
made NJ Detroit with 81 throGLh trains east
Ticket en ~Alr - Gsasn 1fc<st afiice =. A.on-
roe - rect sts1 A. % a. a<eet.
Fszp n. BRIsoe, Genf Agt. ss Scnross
O. VI. RuecLEs. u. II. aad I. AL Lss.escs-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-28
CRAllD By 4 MORMON
An A1lnsaTy or sas PoiyeAnoas
Jsull0<exs 81 You2S
unIEs aiysC 1T xILs uILlel
uAs Usssz AaA E-s Easfy f~ssuDosA
- J.<a 1. tA> Exsss. 90 sas LAAA
81 xAe srs1Sss-&SzsseaA
S44Ss AsSx-

Ncarn RzAscH. Nov. IA mormon
elder by tae nanss Of Taylor Is convert
Ing the people % Nils. snall place
seven miles noEta OF here, BY the score.
An exodus Of the population is ia pro-
Eress. Mills - aa old numbering town.
half abandoned and inhabited BY .
elass OF people peculiarly susceptible TO
the influence oi the Willy mormon.
Taylor q described as a peculiar speci-
men cf humanity. who drlfted into the
town very quietly and fell to work
with surpas slns ZEAL lie held meet
ings IN she open AR most of the time.
and the people were drawn there by
prospect of dive 'sioa. They came 10
seS1 but remained TO pray. His sue
GEES has been great N the whole
country fox sever Al mlies from Mills 10
greatly excite. Eard-headed and
staid farmers are among the enthusi-
ssts who anooanee an unaitsrable de-
termination 10 repair to the new
Csnasn AZ Sail Lake City, there TO be
enrolled among the Latter Day Saints
ssstIy Poor People.
The people affected are mostly poor.
AND tho vivid descriptions OF the wealth
and luxury OF the mormon had its
eject a. well "a tne promise of spiri-
tual salvation. Communication with
Mills Is difficult and full particulars are
not obtainaols. A farmer by the name
OK Coulter living IN the mormon-in-
feeted district was in North branch and
hrougn. the first news OF the remark
able fuEore. According To Coulter &
story the people - beside themselves
aud the poorer e.4sses are arranging to
smlgrate % Utah IN the spring. Taylor
IL ngur.ng 10 stay Ali winter To sustain
the courage OF ms followers and will
head the smai. army OF crusaders 10
90 the far west. Coulter relates that
the women seem to be more excited
than tho men. They have lost sight of
the polygamy feature IN their haste to
be purified OF their sins.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-28

CRY Tsxssrtss's 0rrrcpl
9sa~p RsyFDs. Hlsk. rss u. tsi !
Notice fs hereby ggpep that fbe ssSsssnenf
reil fex toe i'm nproT~meEfsei Hen-ietta street
fssm Page street. 20 Ha4feon street 10
cesve psymest sb<reen fat the p<rfoe ~ twenty
tsvs frsa thsa eafe af the o1Ree of the CITY
WILLIAM HggF.
a0ee osy Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-28
cHICsCO VAC. n. 81

I've 6rane Rapids 10 80 n 80 y - y spm
Arr Eai<ASo.-..-.- - N cipE oSAln
seN M train has through Wagner Dssior
ca. 80 Il o. . n trzsn daily. tarouga MssaE
Sleeping car.
lxefhiazro o.-.---To IA tlBpm N1epn
Arr era h..-....-..-zs "a kh9pm lisa
Si9pfa train fhrcusn N&lneF lisrlsr
i0le y N train. asiiy thusesn Nae1ef e
ine car.
Trough tickets and sull infcrmasssr ran be
had ON calling uesn n 1isH atiixs. tir41l ssgoaf
a. naion sfafiaa ~ g. ". NunssE. Hnsac aSkes
nGsns G. Mo- roe-@s.. erSas Las a&. f4lsA.
C. l. lacxEoaD. 1ea. pssz k~snL
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-28

Go 20 Chicago Via she C. . ". n.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-28

CONG To CHICAGO.
Lv. GRID RAPIDS ~ sia i2 Is pra -ll 'Som
Ar. CH Ics tsa......- sts Tn 81 pm y st&N
RkTDkSIsG PROM cHioAso.
Lv. CHICAGO .......e.de as s-<s rE - .,tp-n
Az. ek'D KAfIDs-~ssb5 pa MEGA -sstn4sn
80 Akp PROM bEKrox Eassss. g.. sosxFz xke d
aisEar~lIs-
Lv. Grand Rapids ? % an j. Q, Tn - sfp'a
Ar. Gra.d Rsria. ss:lvs sm sssi Pm lc.iep.a
For In lssnas,oi4s Ix= q 3. .ssiy.
70 ASD Fsax sSsGKscS.
Ly. q. r. GOO ana 1868 PA B:Tpn 30 rn
Ar. q. RE - an S-ss Pm t.e3 p1 .-..------.
10 axs Facr nAsfsrEs Asp rnarksss csrr.
Lv. Grand aapses-...-.-.---.-.-. = ss1 ssls ps1
Ar. Grand fap.ds -.-~...--.----l- - sfn ts<s pm;
THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
Between crsna Rapids snd chicsso-w sKner
sleepers-Lsare 6raad k.pies slts.5 D. a.
leave Chicago II 10 y. ~. Drawing Eoon tars
-Lcave Gfaaa RAp1as y :os p. 10. sssyx Ca.
cage S:SS pm. Free Chttf 0srs-sscsse srsac
Rapids 100 am cave Ch.caxo o. Ar.
Between 6,st7d Rapids ard fsntst ec-free
Chair Csr-Leaves Grand RArsas S.iG psss
leaves &anistee esso am
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-28

Are t4aNc raor- ssA C.eFelAad n esar seaea
with the Erie ald =. aud e. r. T. x f.flas "a
quickest and fnost dirccg roHfe a tfts5grs.
"A. j. ssrE
CT. 3p. J.. Ciese.alt.
e. Harcocx. Tick st Aseat. Bot
Jas CAEfAk..s- CITY Ak l. - &oarsersL
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-28

DETROIT. NOVA isa
ltis8.ac q NoEThE v. u.
GoiAs TO DETkoIT
Lv. GRID RAPIDS :. rs an = 20 IN bsSpn
Ar. DfTRoff~--.-..---if 90 m sS.fo pm les<cen
RETURNING FROM pFskoIT.
Lv. pFTboIT. ...... : - sm = slA psn 90 pm
Ar GRID kAPi DS.. l1:ie pm . l. rm isls On
To and from LANDING sRe kowsii-sane -
70 and from Detroit
TO ksp fsef ssegsss. ALMA sfbsr Ieuis.
Ly. Grand Rapids .--...-.....-. .eS an AIS pn
Ar. t;rand EarIas III - an io.sn pm
rcfcwf1i VIA LesEA skerfsos ~ q
Iv srznd Racsts.-.a s.i5 an t pm ss<hrs
Ar frem loves ....... z.Iu pa Ssls pa .-....-.--
rggoueH CAR sThyIck
Between snknE Esrics sua betroit-Psrlcr
cars on al lsiak seats = ccpts.
between Grand Rapids snc Saxinsw-fsr9or
car leaves Grand Rapids S.iS en- srfives %
6rsra HApsss st.ssb tn- sssss1 cshts-
sFyerr fsx other tr~frs y 49, faTs sH3s.
GEO. DkHsNES. Gen. fassf Ae't
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-02-27
SOCIETYS PLEASURES.

Auspicious Opening of the Western Uni
versity Dramatic Clubs Season-Ama-
teur Comedy In Capable Hands-A Num-
Der of Church Entertainments-Social
Chatter of q Day.
The Western University Dramatic Club
scored a pronounced success at the Pittsburg
Club Theater last evening. and in doing so it
was ably assisted by the University Glee Club
and the University Orchestra. In the dramatic
presentation and the musical selections OF last
evening the Western University of PennsyI-
vania was represented for the first time in pub
lie. but not for the last time, by any means, as
another play to be given within few weeks,
Is already under way, and series is being out
lined.
A three-act comedy, "Bad Advice" was the
play chosen by the youthful club for its first ap-
pearance. and it g; v. scope for some really ex-
celleHt comedy WORK. Mr.. Scott. the clever son
OF James b. Scott, carried of the honors of the
evening. and gave thoroughly amusing con-
ception of Edmond Bldnofnet the generous,
whole-souled gentleman perverted into sus-
picious. fault-findlng individual by his brother.
Francois Btdndfnet, whose miserly habits and
propensities were as predominant as were, in
the beginning the generosity and liberality OF
Edmo71d. The respective sons of the brothers.
Messrs. Davis ana Liggett, partook OF their
ia hers natures. and assisted materially in
making the comedy success.
The bootmakers. Messrs. Riddle and Calvert,
were feallStic car1catureS OF aptagonlstlc DEAL
ers in leather. Mr.. Clarke. son of Charles
Clarke. gave an excellent personation of Gus
tdue An6ertin, and Mr. Dorrington, as Joseph u
servant, was wise enough for all emergencies.
Henrietta Ednlond's wife, in Miss Lillian
Reis. had an able interpreter, whose womanly
qualities were paramount in the telephone
scene. Miss Riddle, as Laura and Miss Scott,
as Prudence. the maid. were equal to the
demands made upon them by the characters.
The young people were all Of representative
families and the audience that filed the hall
was naturally composed mainly Of the same
element
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-02-27

have secured them better attention. Much
harm is therefore done to institutions and
the people who work in them to relieve suf-
fering humanity.
Apart from the two foregoing classes of
patients are those whom illness makes un-
reasonable. These, while sick, look upon q
physician as their natural enemy. Nothing
pleases people of this latter class, and time
spent trying to do so would be wasted were
it not that some of them on recovery are
willing to acknowledge their wrong. Still,
others of them leave the hospitals with the
idea that they are very much abused NOR
tails. They add their quota to the falsltles
already in circulation.
OF course, there is room for many reme-
dial changes in the management OF public
medical institutions; but while we cannot
speak with certainty of the truth or untruth
of the reports affecting the New York hos
pitals, we can still congratulate ourselves
that our local hospitals are held by the pub
lie in proper estimation.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-02-27
BRAZIL's FIRST PRESIDENT.

The news that General Da Fonseca has been
elected President of Brazil for a term of four
years carries with it the first definite asser-
ton that the military government of that
country has been abandoned. 1t will make
citizens of the United States hope that the
energy displayed by the General and his
compatriots in overthrowing the monarchy
will be duplicated in an attempt to secure
the stability of the Republic.
That the Government of Brazil is now in
the hands of men fully competent to give
their country proper position among the
nations of the world is almost universally
conceded. The future will alone tell
whether it is or not. II the new President
and his advisers fall into the error common
10 most South American statesmen of at
tempting to make, the word Republic SYM
onymous with Dictatorship, they will fail.
Their success can come only from iull
recognition of the rights of the people to
choose their own rulers, and the inculcation
of the fact that ballots are better than bull.
lets in settling political disputes.