Brigham City Bugler | 1891-08-22 | Page 2 | Bernhardt's Good Health

Dernhnrdt's Good Health. Bernhardt is getting fat, and seems a happy, merry woman. She laughs and jokes, and one can almost see dimples in her cheeks. She impresses every one who comes in contact with her ns being a happier woman than when she was here before. Then she was ill and irritable; irri-table; now she ia strong and happy and as satisfied as her big dogs are with her surroundings. Madame looks out of her windows to enjoy the eight of her dogs chasing about McPherson square. She was asked yesterday yes-terday what became of the pet that she brought with her on her last visit to this city the wildcat. "He is dead," she replied. "I cried four days after him." Mute. Bernhardt has three servants with her two men, one of whom is her cook when she travels in her own car, the other is a valet, courier, etc, and the third servant is a maid, who also looks after petite rcgina. Washington Cor. Chicago Herald.