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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

The repehltcsss OF the csty 81 Grand Raoids
vi 1oa cauc1sfs ~ tl~lf respective wares
On edn~. ~. d oFrarf Is. AZ J - p n. ier
choosing dc t.at.s 20 tne \ nj county repub-
Leo c1ase1. Ian. g. ~ heid q. tle Lincoln
E ~ r-ells Or fritag. February l.. lssj. and
f1r % - < dr-ek tfea Ter judicial eouvcn-
tI.t ae -~A.ter p 4e called Zach ward = en-
.r three lrl zatr- - each convention
l.r Nlr1 flii l-it caucus rs tel o'fs IN
..-s l-l4rf - The ward coarrittee who are
ca t4 clalS1 tiiae aud .ace 6 meet
sl< srrrs4ArE-
rf4sf N sll
Z Nari--tsresal~y's livery harm.
fu'Fd Ward-S ewton store. corarr Cherry
a. f.c k8r1 Streets
ter-f1 " ara-kilenxsr's store. corner Ksaf
s.rr - ffesc-ut avenue.
ftIf1 srf prtlts TAI. Pinin1cld Aye1ue.
-lxsa S. al "a. - West LeoBsrd street.
wsrt-No y Vest Bridge street
Mt. afd-Oi1cc q William hayass. esi
Inif41 stree.
Irfa n srd-No. 40 wesIfay avrnu.
Eievengh Ward a4sinant hail corner
Ma sen syerti5 a11 Ia street.
i~rsf NIr.--No- 50 coufe Dtylsion
strte q. a arr q stofc
~ srfef &c shs republican citY committee.
6krEsz CL4rrt1tas. DEisnf ssos~
Sec-. targ. Chairman
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

Carter, the Manomet Of the Coloma
colony Of brainless fanatics. decided
the other day that his flock ought to
receive some practical test of his divin-
i.y. To HIM the great proof of Christs
sonship rested upon the statement Of
the apostles that the Master walked
upon the waters OF Galilee.
Carter had no Galilee, but hs had
apostles and nerve that would par
alyze Kansas lightning rod agent
Besides, be didn't need the sea "whers
the biuo waves rolls nightly" Lake
Michigan was close at hand, and its
breadth Of waters gave him more room
TO tack. so he girded up his
loins, combed the kinks from his
tousled r:nglets, and told bis
pAretlc followers that, TO him, the roll
ing surf OF the great lake was only rs
csndsr track, and that ne could
sprint upon the mighty waters where
soever his erAns-llke lex. would carry
him
That VAS not all he told them. Car
ter was foxy" lie told the chosen
people that whatsoever lacked the true
elements OF goodness would not see
the wonderful miracle. To him the
great Carter would appear only ~ .
man that had fallen into the drink.
And so It was The alleged prophet OF
Jehovah was fished out 10y an infidel
and boat hook; but ell the faithful
held their peace lest they be thought
wanting IN true grace.
Religious freedom 10 . grand thing
an inestimsble boon to humanity. /,
lies At the corner stone OF ali ipdivid-
ual Liberty. It's the gift of sweet
heaven itself. Bat somewhere there i.
a dividing line between religious free
dom and religious mountebankery; be-
t~een msa's right 10 worship God a.
his consclence dictates and hIs right &c
decesve creiulous feliow-men by ecc!e.
ssAssiea. three card monte.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12
HIT AND MSS eaEWTIEs.

II Governor nogg really insists on
Furnishing everyone who mad . hand IN
the iynchiug OF that Paris negro, he
may - we'll begin work on the first
man he linda at Paris. He can't help
striking the riot fellow.-ChicaEo Dis
patcn.
President Harrison has never made
Al appointment which showed more
elevated conception OF public duty
than In the nomination Of Judge
Howell +. Jackson 10 the vacancy IN
the supreme court. - Philadelphia
Press.
If Mr.. Cleveland plants . cabinet
portfolio in Texas, he will make the
mistake of his life il he ignores Colonel
Belo of the Galveston News. Colonel
Belo 10 the pioneer Texas mugwump.-
Washington Post.
Tharsa pleasant story Senator Kline
OF Wyoming tells. He WAS walked up
to take . drink he didn't order. lie
took il. Now he's banning somebody
for drugging him. He ought TO quit
Chicago Mail.
This, IT least. ought to be eettled be-
fore HAWAII comes IN: liz the native
women there DO no, wear the crinoiine
they ought to be made to wear store
boxes or something.-Philadeiphia In
quirer.
Krupp's l2o-gun for Chicago would
be more impressive were II not for thu
general belief that the highwaymen ol
the city carry handler weapons which
get there just the same.-Pittsburl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

The sspuhlicsa isEislstors are all
pledged 70 . shors seseson- 1rey Are
fuliiiing their pTonisss- The senAts
had . four-minule s<ssion last satai-
cay. Tue house wi. have 10 DO veil
20 beat this record, pat IL VII doubt
less b sccon pllshed osfore the ssssiola
ends--Pstosksy Democrat
Tuo-strikes hss succeeded in raising
. good szsd ffxcas ~ Pine hldee. TIE
ornary old buck can lay no ciaim 10
orsxnaIlsy, hosevsr. Two strskss have
caused many = rou ~ csviixed CON-
munitiss when rival clpbs were contest
ing . game Of base csli.-bay City
Tribune.
some OF our democrat contsmpo-
raries seem inciined TO clam that the
Miner Law did great dsas IN tns way
OF advertising the state SPEAK only
good Of tho dad IL excellent adsier,
but this y drsslng Is iitsie too hue
Detroit Tribune.
Murat Halstead his not yet made u .
HE mind whether the sand wien isisu ID
should be annexed. fnai acton 10
the matter would b very prssn Until
he has reached . conclusion.-I,etroi
Free Prsss.
The extension of the limits Of the
city Of New York should be DELAYED tiil
Tsmmany rule 10 broken. "0reatsl
New York" would mean greater op
portunlil~s for thieving for Iammany
-kaiamazoo Telegraph.
Democratic politicians begin to ewooI
down on Washington ike vulture
upon . battlefield. the feast OF spoil'
will begin three weeks from saturday
Adrian Times.
II Canada does not make haste little
HAWAII will distance her.-ssginav
Courier Herald.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12


When sad recollection aud deep intro
spcctlon
Compel us our foibIcs and faults TO
confess,
There's ore blessed assurance that
aids our endurance,
To know that some Others much
farther transgfess.
Detroit Tribune.
Miss Centm,llss-No. Mr.. Csshless.
Why did you imagine would marry
your
Charley cs.hl .a--I nsver thought 80.
Mis. Ceutmillss-Then way did you
ask me-
Charley cashless-T wanted 20 see
how a man i.eis wbo has lust lost .
nuadred thousand doilars Puck.
NisF.nnv-Nr. De Smith, do not
believe that you lore me huiJ'
Gus he s.m th-Thsts where you are
fooling yentself. Nss Fanny Ny love
tor you - not pssson thsi CONES
foes. IL Eas tssss me hve sesFs 70
persuade myself that ! Tea " love you.
Texas siItgpg..
"Did yau GEAR cs Nadge's splendid
luck WITH uer welding prsrnts
WIRE tu~v hsndssfiisl Hand
soase' I sasus1 cay 40 fou kno-
ssdgs re- rf~s, msny ~esisny
friend-. I'D can ope -sni ner = ton ~
tosi--~ Bait more Amsfsest-
Your toneae nav clssse 70 The reef Of
your nu0tn
Ia = ssfebs 49, vsse-iiss clamp.
Bot 4 ssN'f cate lsng 30 tne ~ay 4
citstss
TO tAe tst. IL teiatntisn stamp.
-nsuot ffes Pfess.
JACK weeis IA elope sta sny.
tseIgg
R.sssi~ fcayfs }--<o. net -sn ssy.
toft- hut I mssns sta sonastsssy -
Tfnta.
The eountfY . saiTefinr from s~n
great ssfss she ehpiefs sfa Ste hoep.
sAaa-~ q. fsel : sobs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

tAa. . ao.s.r.s vorss Of Wheat The
facs that sae eas Ds eonvsrss4 into .
eoiu interchangeable - currency dess
NOT Justify 10 contnusd purcasss 70
the .mp<rlling of every sntsrpriss re-
aairins tas uss q large capital
TIE contraction Of the currency By
reason of nIssr purchaser il aiarsa-
inx. Gold IL being driven from
tns country fAstsr tnAu the ges-
srumsnt can issas notss. The gov
ernmsns u no longer able 70 main
taIa is gold reserve, and Secretary
Foster viii be compelled 70 issue
bcnds TO raise funds 70 keep the re-
ssrvs intact Money q made tight and
hard 70 gss on sxtrAvagant discoant.
The remedy for eli this 10 IN the 70
peal of the sherman silver set Tue
silver men appreciate the value OF thsir
market, and needless OF the injury e
every other interest. refuse to apply
the remedy. The govsrnment will not
be bAnkrupted. bat bus.ness viii DO
severely crippled BY their selfish obsti'
macy. Tue only relief 10 in "a extrs
sssson Of congress. for which there 70
constitutional necessity"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

ormous proportions at the shoulder.
Aout the snort edge Of the bodice, all
tl,e way around. Was hnish OF fur.
At the edge of the skirt was . ruffis OF
the scarlet satin. Swallowed with the
fnr. A brown velvet hat with one
scarlet rose in 10 was worn with the
drsss; also an astrachan coat with very
big sleeves and . vest of seal. The
coat was left open and the brilliant
scarlet OF the bodice showed. A big
boa of brown and black feathers,
curled and tipped with pale yellow,
completed . very striking rig. Now,
the whole thing WAS . make over"
The coat from last years seal jacket,
the dress from last years travelling
dress. made up with the newest plalds.
OF course the boa was new and il must
have cost good deal, too, but she had
saved 90 much on the rest OF the dress
that she could afford TO invest in boa.
Money and reckless expenditure 10 not
90 often the secret Of . woman's cos
tune as 10 calculation. good taste and
economy. Be sure. too, TO carry your
self confidently, for. uniess you do, no
dress really shows of we'll. while with
confidence any rig looks just about AS
YOU want ID to look.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

II through any cause the mAistsu-
ance OF such . position OF neuirsity
should be found BY Hsxxii 10 be in-
pfscticanse. tns government would
then unhesltstlnRly meet the altered
situation BY seeking an ssosedly
Amencsn solution for the grave .sDues
pTesens~d---lamss q. blaine.
We are resolved that no other power
or state snall enact any political OF
commercial privileges from them which
We are not permitted 70 snloy--wsi-
ian l.. Marcy.
We cannot Be expected TO ssssnt 10
their transfer from their present con-
troll TO thai Of sny powerful maritime
or commercial on.--Hamilton flsh.
We can never conaent TO zee those
Islands taken possession OF BY either OF
the great commercial powers Of Eu-
rope.-Dsniei Webster.
We are influenced by . desire that
these islands shall not paS under the
control OF any other great maritime
state.--Eiliard Fillmore.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

70 snprars that the chef anxiety for
sch-nz- IN ths lnsssee court system is
coadued - fae jast ces themselves and
q ne .swyrrt That grave abuses
exss "a nuscron with the present
system = undoab,sdly trus. Abuses
srst "a conneesion WITH everything
homan--nos excepting. indsed. some
popularity conceded divine institutions
Whether tt.s abuses iBc,dsrt TO Jus
tees court are 80 deplorabiy rad a. TO
demand a compissc refornl.t an
upsetirg sad dolngArsy VITA time
hoo r~a forms aud practices. a another
oseftlou.
10 represented by The lawyers, .
MAJOR 81 IL tncm IL seems. tass the
tsss for a. tie evils Is the fee sys
ten. ~ = alleged. with considerable
show c. strnrssaess. that justices OF
- pace .acr ics every ia.slnot II
osuder. Aonessy aud justice % obtain
ths ices provided by statute IL -
clxned tnst TIE men selected for
thrse important ofacss because Of their
repatsf,ea FOR lategrIty aud honor,
become ssarcsors aypocrtcs, exscsinx
sby'oc<s. no pr0sttats tie ends OK
iastses Ter = fss p,ecss Of sIser. II
this 81 me sv.l Of ne present system
thsn ne people must pay . prizes Tor
honor suonx msn OF suffer ito conssn.
uancs.
The old systsm has been found
snipl- 70 meet me necessities OF the
people FOR csntnrie. Tue evil com
pisinet - hers hss not been =, pror.
inenAv aT-asvs n mors p3pulous
sltcs 80 ststes- WAY i shoali - %
sSrseefuilY promiasasin Grand Rap
81 49, justices must themselves maze
sas~er. THs Rrassp - opposed 70
sny scr~mr for csanEs. that csa-
tesoik'rs tns purchsss Ard s<la q
h8eer if essees 81 the peace sFs g..
rspsishiy q shoae.t tnfeugh x.ssd for
ga u fees 80 psYmsat n . ssisrT
~ ms<s ksem soahy -. But r a
casazr = suggested . purfY tlis pFss-
tcs ~ lRv "a asuc. caurts;
- rsceys frssn tae sxpsys-s
he hefisn q TIER snpperts
- nstks aasrrsiax nsghooFs
49, relsy spus<at. p.Y -saisvet sx-
rsn.e i eufsi>a ~ jatra ~stils.
r,ent ~ th-sr srsrsacss, 70 require
justices. - f>assr faii ~qnvsirns ia
.s< -. fnr .fsry p-f. sasi - shnt
ga ssfsssrs snd nsouasetsnss from
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12
CALI soa ExrUsaIcAs srArE cos
NkNIl0S.

T. a. Ess4blle.a E.setoss q tas s-.s Of
sli... electors a me state Of n rh-
fxsa. al a. sfle4s $40 maj asstre 10 4llsr
tl.fI !. a. Ia 4Fa.il442 sle rfl1eisses q 80
rsPali e.n paFts - 1eslAfed "a - -. -
y = s.ress rGIfas a. ca q s@c1 1rie<s1e8 30 t1s
sr.ls ssa seallea ~ s<il party. - ,. -'sid =,
asr'asnis a.. sofasf - Cn&mpsia A1d
Fs4sasss sirsss.. "A ihs ctr - DtrolL %
s'e.re< : a.. Tor the palDoss = aoa. asEiaE
= 49, tsIo iof Ilsties ~ - -upr~9e -o1ft
al t~e Ars~ats ~ Eae teissss.ss. aea tas
tT1asarki q s4c1 elArf b1sin~ss ~ fn.s
~ 49, came sebsrr IA roatsalloa-
kgeEg reaaty All b. e1bts Z g. c1~ ielekste
10 sssn see O. tAs ska vote csst IT knssi -
ca a4lsseaei dsl-Eefe for sFsfy trseAi "a
ar.sEa ~ ~ ~. III sael orEAni zef c'1sin ~
~l b. ni't ~ - g ltis I've eeics 49, "a.
t11er t.is rcsa asl4a "a - "a aeis<Ats siii
q el.sitt eli - = seas ~ t4e conseottua Vie
1ses as slssts ia ths coaaly 80 PROPOSES 20
ss..x,s-. TON saeh congressional
,ft.4r4ft 80 restt ssfeI - acct 10 c11tl, ~
80. !. M 20. - AZ harmouie naii 70 selrar
sa14iaaces - f-.lots. 70 - pfesratei . " :
sLaf- - F.illisn tor eAnfmaitoa. oas s.es
rl~.Its.s lie a<slslsal seerVtss and ons
80 rrr sea 81 to- r4i1 uittce On -fedrn-
tAs -fsfaAeeqt vf--e .xatiea as vs.ss ., o'
Ii.Iress 49, -tcteiatlops a1d Tor tue
fsasar'iea ~ any eshef n1ssesss prepef
,.lnllrf brio re <tfn
ia kceofd@ste y - sfes0i.:ion Aaettna
lane q. i.s'. "a o.1 ers 81 each eouAts eon-
t..fI..'l ~. fei .es-,d t. farssrd 10 ttc srefe-
1sfs .l fte $50 crntfal conn Lee 10
>r.sarfrV ausIilrE. bet Oft. ~ tns EARLIEST
= a. a.t.r re dslr- ales 10 80 slale ceaeeo-
flaa nave lte1 ena- p. csrtn I'll y - 81 s.cn
a efaf-s IA ter 'et4rctiss posterles
stl.e - tIrlu f.eir respective eeultirs. a,
tf0 telil.el 81 stkt8 u III coafsntl3r-
No RrAfta JAAES MCMILLAN.
80 az I1a' Tlf a..
T.e erI.aaas~ns o. ceiezatfs 10 xhi- n
re- vast ~ 70 lEtira AZ eliitisA y "a tiae
1fsis s- tlt tel4i lie Tor governor Nosrfos ~
&. lf 30 IS .rcE.sn. eas i0r s%c - %
ffrHf4a d rra1f &c 40 mere. 20 cf-"t y.
hoa-S1e. - * enti - q ies5 tam TO 90, {.
eares. hr1t r1natT. a * tot-l fft7 u
.a5l. - eat. .lc.l ~ tgtnrre deie<Atr<
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12
oLpEsI POSTMASTER,

Notwithstanding :ssss many changes
of officeholders brought about by the
sscendancy of different political
parties. Roswell Beardsley, Of NORTH
Lansing. Tompkins county. y. Y. has
held the postmssfership IN that place
nncs June -. ls2s. He received bic
commission from John Quincy Adams
when he wss 10. and 10 therefore 81
years old.
During all these years Mr.. Boards
ley has been able 20 make his own
quarterly reports. with only one or two
exceptions. lie has mailed letters for
i've generations of some families liv-
ing in the neighborhoo6. The revenue
from the Office. Mr.. Beardsley says.
formerly did not exceed from SIS 10
go. but after the coming OF the rail-
road II rose to between $50 and SEQ.
Mr.. Beardsley's unbsoken ssrvce 10
the iongest IN the history Of American
officeholding. The New York Geology
cal society offered him large sum for
his commission. which he preserves IN
tact, when II wac eixty years old, but
he refused 10 part with il ~ any price.
j. Il. Avery Of this city 10 an old tine
friend and acquaintance OF Mr.. Boards
lev
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12
DIR. vAuoHAN's LECTURE.
An Interesting Study on the Origin ol
Diseases.

piseases.
DIR. vaughan's lecture Iaet evening
on "Antogenous Diseases" was more
interesting than and br, ef report can
represent. These diseases were such
~ originate from conditions exisling IN
the body IN contrast To those when
arise from Infection. In the loves;
forms Of animal Life. ali functions are
performed by = single cell; that cell
must procure its food. and must digest
and assimilate II. As We ascend an the
scale. We find an increase In the
number OF cells. and . consequent d.
vision of labor, certain cells bang set
apart for certain work. IL = child
were born without Hereditary faint. If
Il drink only water, were Ted upon
foods free from germs, and never
breathed impure air-that 10 were
completely protected from infection
yet death would over.ske him through
the imperfect action of some cells OF
genous disease.
took o position when may not eeem
quite orthodox. He would allow Us 10
drink moderately while eating rather
Of . meal. Chewing gum ruiae dlges-
ton instead OF aiding 1t. az We often
hear. Toe salivary glands secrete .
granular substance which has = stron2
chemical action, and IL dissolved ty
the watery fluid which flows with mas.
t,cauon. After time THE substance
| IL exhausted. and while the watsry
fluid stiil flows there 10 no chemical
power IN il. IA this substance cannot
be seoretsd until q period OF rest, II
the time between meals 70 spent IN
chewing gum, the salivs will nave no
digestive force. and the digestion as
we'll as the manners will lie ruined.
The 81 msca, although usually con.
ndered &c the most important organ Ia
digestion. IL really not necessary "a
lite. The experiment has been made
Of removing the stomach from . dog
! and attaching the in;estlnes TO tue
| asophagus. After feeding the animal
for . time upon liquid food, he va,
able TO 20 about picking up tones and
eating. as usual. The stomach "a ian.
portant for two uses: IL scts ss reser.
volr f.r food. and the gastric Juice be-
| ing, when healthy, . strong dssnfcctan,
and antiseptlc, destroys ali germs thai
the food may contain.
The stomach does not digest starchy
1 foods. hence . frequent cause Of oys
| pepsia. heart burn, etc, n an excess OF
such foods al the stomach. The simple
remedy 10 . lessenlng Of the quantity
Of potato. oat meal and other grains
| The doctor emphasized the support
ance Of erercise IN distributing pure
air through the system- Every part OF
the body must be exercised: even shs
brain cannot be healthy unlese ~ n
used. An hours hard study may otter
cure . headache BY creating . demand
for erygen IN the brain.
The lecture Wa full OF practical
suggestions upon bathing. exercise
dangers from exhaustion and impure
air. all OF which suggestions we're glver
from . scientific standpoint A. the
close. With the assistance Of Mr.. Car.
man, some twenty plstss. shovini
| VARIOUS germs as seen under the micros
cope. we're Thrown upon the screen
On Frifay, fshrnsry -. Dr. Nanghsr
Gill give hs first lecture on ''Dnnklnt
wstsr."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12
AnTI.oPTIoN AS 1T IS.

A mischievous measure, which il not
only objectionable on constitutional
grounds, but we'll calculated 10 have .
bsneful effect on trade aud business
New York Herald.
Another evidence OF the spread of
materialism looking 10 government
for remedying all the lie which busi-
ness IL heir to.-Boston Transcript.
Certainly an extraordinary measure,
we might say p~rnicious. because IL IN
frlngrs against the liberty Of making
contracts. - Milwaukee Wisconsin.
II il becomes law will brush away
the autonomy Of the states and place
every occupation IN them in the con.
troll Of agrsss.--st Paul Globe.
SO extraordinary an interference
with trade within the country has
never before been limited At in con
grea.-sprinshsid Republican.
Would be q matter OF serious ,mpor,
n II were 10 the least probable that The
Bo.t Herald.
There Gao hardly he . doren ezra
tors Who honesty beiievs Il TO he {
measure for the benefit of the farmers.
New York Times.
itwif not be defeated. and 40 Presi
dent Harrison wlll not he DEPRIVED OF
the honor Il vetosng it-St- Ioui,
ssiobe nemocrst
The poor farmers vii be ahmed a.
the same ~ TIE ssinss who run ths
m,lls and elevators. Illinois stzu
Register.
Net much politics n the fsn. i-.l
time ~ 4 -tex test there q init pteut,
that = vicious. - Decatur Ressew.
wroae "A vrncsPss ADD based nf,or
81 empirical noilen OF political eeono
ny - saiisaere American.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

Iouorros svsaing ne 0rand Rap
"a Academy ox Asaicins VII hold -
anauzi eoafsrencs IN the Llusgsson
hotel. Prss.asnt Ws.sh vlll read nss
ssagxl address and tie msstsag vii
eloss via . p@nqes+ The member
ship OF ths scadeny 10 c imposed Of the
foremost pnysclsas AID surgeons Of
TIE city. Ia enief fals.lon Is ~ sstAo-
Ian toad u fellowship between prac-
tislonsfs OF the regular senool and
among other thlngs TO secure conesft
Of acton N maintaining the pubic
health and sstabAsnlag sanitary safe
guards. The semi pubic enArAstsr OF
TIE meeting q . saort strids toward the
anal ovsrtnrow Of that seesuslvsnsss
shsch nAs grown 10 Do obnoxious TO
modern IDEAS Of the nta-o OF
tnlngA TIE settles Of tns pro-
fssslon" has become Synonymous with
ssmoss-eoversd tradition" There 10 no
good reason Why an educated and
sklllful practitioner snould dodge
behind his "eih,cs' every time tho
ignorance and unskillfulness of .
brother are threatened with exposure.
sooner or later ''eta:cs' must Do sacri-
iced 70 save the regulations OF capable
physciHns and surgsona
Were il not for ''etnics" the fake
specialist and the quack would have Z
hard and tneruy experience IN eking
out al existence. We're the thoroughly
competent physicians to emulate tns
example Get by many experts in sdvsr'
sisang in the newspaper. by modest an.
nouncements Of their skill, the bogus
patent medicine and unreliable quacs
advertisers would disappear from view
as II by magic
Tina city Is singulsrly free from med
zeal frauds. The doctors who have
mad the boldness TO disregard "ethics'
to call public attention IN the news
papers TO their professional accomplish
ments enjoy the confidence Of the peo'
pie. and have . very gratifying prac
tee. Ethics" belongs 10 tho age wher
soothssyers and asuologers banishsc
/ disease by weird incantanons; wher
superstition and ignorance courtec
mystery and secrecy IN the compound
ing Of drugs In this age the people
know more of themselves. The blinc
folly OF ethical modesty and silence
makes good men ridiculous in tn.
light OF nineteenth century discov
cry and science. The academy is Y
be congratulated on its advance towars
. more enlightened policy.