Vigilance Is Necessary

Great danger exists that the homeopathie school vvill be removed to Detroit. This means not only a loss of that school, but an entering wedge for the removal of the old school. The uneasy spirits, who for years have been trying toget the medical college and hospitals away from Ann Arbor moved througli jealousy or hope of personal gaio, have heen tireless in attempting every means to accomplish their ends. This is the latest game, and the legislature is likely to vote to remove the homeopathie departtnent unless Ann Arbor takes speedy measures to oppose it. Some representative citizens should go at once, and the Courier will be the one of the number of subscribers to pay the expenses of the trip. In the largeuess of the old school there is likelihood of the importance of the new school being forgotten. Ihroughits professors, students, nurses, employés and hospital patients a large amount of money is left here every year and after what this city has doue for the hospitals we have a right to be heard. There is no questiou but that we shall loose it unless prompt action is taken at Lansing. !■■ -