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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

Soms ons nuss make fun FOR the pso-
pie. OF this world would DO . dali one.
80 vhsn Senator CALL. OF Florids. made
his great blundsr. DO only did his duly.
BsiBz vsry loQuscious. aud being told by
senator CBASDLxs that be would aid bic
cause mors u % would st down. i. vas
natural ior him to Be indignaas and jrst
ss nssarsl for ths Senators and spec
tstors 10 soioy the ioks when be said:
~Mr. President. ths Senator from New
Hsmpshirs is very toud Of Hxhting .
windmill"
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

Ihs poiHt shieh hE. BLAME made IN
his spssch st Detroit concerning Prssi-
deaf CLxyELASD's vetoes - very strong
oas. The comparison bstwssn WAsH-
ISeroV and CLsvELAND aud between
JEFFxEsos and the prssent AdminIstrs
tion on the veto question commands the
attention OF the thoughtful q both
parties. II JkEFsksoS could gst along
without assnz the veto once IN eight
years. now can CLxvEL be justified
IN using that great power over three
huadrsd times IN three years The
safest thing for this c0antry 10 do Is 10
rs.sgsts him 10 the shades OF obseurity,
IN which his no" viii have no more i'm
portxncs thsn ID deserves
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

The Pittsburg Dispatch has the fol-
loving expression especial" from Wash
ington: Speaker CARLISLE IL what the
Esglsh call very 'ssedy' is, he is
worn ont with the long session, and
csms back on Monday from welt to bis
friend, Mr. RANDOLPH TUcEEs, st Lex
ington, feeling pretty bad. His liver has
gone on q strike. and declines 10 do any
more work. and his digestion is perfectly
ranpagsous. His spleen 10 poking along
ia q half-hesrted. discouraged sort OF
way, wishing for one good gizzsrd that
could do the work OF all tbsse organs
aud DO it better and cheaper. ss In tho
case OF the ostrich and The turkey gob-
bier" It looks q little ss If Dir. RANDALL
miZh. be bilious.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05
ReoL Estate--Counfrn

NOR SALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
i che estate Ofthe iste Daniel seheunerhoft-
one uiie wUsi of the CifY, fruniluE bucgesL it
j. hne da!ry farm, az Tor irat fslsinz Snd gar
dening May bc cold fIOn ten 10 ihistS acre
lots Apply 10 Dr. hiiworih. administrator, ist
fouTth ~ 1rsRd Rapids alch. iutli
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

The ssnssrc- of defsuitsr PtrCHxv in
Montreal q good prscsdeEL Nov.
Why osnnot Canada frss herself from th-
tile o. S~indisrs Refuge by srrssiing
ard sentencing othsr bocdlers who have
tsksn stolen uprnev into Canada
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

The typhoid fsvs- epidemic in Dulu'h
bids fair 10 rival fhs yellow fever Of The
South. Over four hundred Bud ffty
cases at cue time is a very serious state
OF affairs. sad Ihs end Il not yet IL is
10 De hoped the cause viii be found sud
removed before tie city runs risk OF
being dspopulated
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

A ssmpsizn against holding pnblio
meetings m the opsn ar. similar 90 tie
cue n progress IN London ss the pres
ent time wosld - very acceptable to
cur csmpsixn speakers sho have risksd
TIE loss Of their voices in that way.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

Judge THURMAN Is pretty shreTd attsr
sli. IL looks now az il be we're pattiDg
CT writing his letter OF acceptance until
be issls sure that there is no cbsnoe for
the party a ALL Then be viii refuse the
nomination on account OF his ags and
many infrmitiss. and so he won't be
beaten at all. don. You see
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05
For SaIe--AflsceNaneous

IIoTEI FOR SALE rHEHOTEL AT LUTHER
III known as he "Sehfu housr' p offered f0r
sse The h0ase is cong better business than
sny house has ever done ~ the town. Poor
health Of The proprietor l. the reason for selling
Chsk. II. smith, owner and proprietor Luther
Lake county. Refer to Geo. Z. ffhch, 1rand
Rapids. 80
EOR SALE-THF FURNITURE AND flN
II tures OF a boarding house doing good bust
neEs. having from - 20 s. regular boaFdcsk WI
be sold al a bargain proprietor wishes 10 leave
the city. huquire a. "a kent-st zoiu
NOR sALE - AN ENTIRE OUTFIT OF
machinery for hrst cGss laundry. slso q
six-horse power engine. For particulars enquire
of q. A Berwin No u Canal ST. l3itf
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

Wr1LGSeroN r. BuRF. The confusion
eerdidssa fer Governor ~ Michigan,
ouzht 10 zse friend 70 iotroducs him 20
truth. Chicsgo {oaFvaL Bus have ths
trends q NJ BvRr themselves 9 spesk-
tax scqusnts1ce with The truth
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05
TRAIN TINE TLRLFN

Bslf Fhtaafr "1'FFicA- lfhAif
Detroit II pnfss has pfriof car 30 fetn9it mts-
inl ciftei cOi.uecltouf Tor a. poluts AS ar1yiuF
IN New YORK at ltiu a a. neat csF 80
80 "a l-afs c. q" at m = In
ciF-ei conHrr8 a. vlih a. trains o. fis t.ssf
1nFoufh Fos1 utEtfs ecfsu ttcsmf!ir
tlftet and tt .lnC saf btrfft fefurct o. fbs
D. - n hsiiwaY tss oficc honToe s
and % me dtIo
las CtNrfFIf- Civ Pes. tFent
Cro. RrfvL 1rsfc MANAGE tulcrgo
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

It is fortunate Tor Ohio that the yellow
fever within her borders existed only ia
insginstion. AZ tbis season ot the year
it IS not Likely that Yellow jack Eogld
resp very great harvest so far North.
and Jet il Is not dssirabls that hs should
set even : small foothold ID anJ nsv
Place
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

Ths stery q povsssy which usually fol-
is~s -. death u ouv prnminsnt man. -
bang circulstsd nc~ in raTsrd to Nrs.
Snrerns~. md ass the ususi smorBs 81
trufh IN it. 7. csnnct hs believed shss
fai1 SHsRfntSs sidow = 7sry poor.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

n spite Of BssAsCzs denial there
vii - plenty of people 90 believe tbss
he published extracts from FREnER1cE's
diary are trHe. The hszzhtiaess q tbe
Iron Chsac.llor has made aim uspopular
aud many rejoice TO zee hin brought
do-n a peg
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

6uLs trends srs putting CLEvEnkSp
IN hnie. oy sanii1z hi = ret'ticps ae-
usndirg sis r6orse1eot ~ the f'rmer.
How ~iil hs zst cut q is wssh a Whole
rxn
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

ffav - ets~-s csae exesrs s1p5sv.
ffEaf efect 1st e. SER
-eefrR car rzr o. fsrhf srf fteuti1 p
Trezfes o. srd irars ffsl -eit - - nsrE rnr oH
Day ksrTe~ srf fSrrns feTdts FTtres a. fn-
frrsu lietrfs ffiresa taureesfors rEace q l,eff1a
with = 'hr11rf ia ins Earf-Tickets ~ sete -
otsa Eickef 1sss1s f- Kanr1s1 snt - { n1go
ce4rs1
Bg eaTl A. 81 NourotE~
. y Ereeirs = srss 7 Caiesg.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

The uesthsr IN tais vicraity hss been
cloudy sDd unssssouabiy cold for
several days. hu' We hsvs besa spared
the sl'iciion which hss bafsilen other
State N the shspe of pura. white snow
and - this writing The ar % bright and
balmy. Nay wa have more of n.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

I You've eREY- BOT ND-REvARDF FOB
l. = rsfa-a 30 s. Psris tve. -
7 0eT-A PAIR OF goLn sTECTAC1 .FS--oN
T. r-e~r~-r a~a Dtfor - = sli1shy rr-
49, 81 -e.r--a ea.ne a. d . -. -
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

Nr BIks~r has cxue ~ Mirbizsn u
tire 20 beir sh- Democratic ssfstcrs -
81 the,r sditcr,si sniurnus.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05
$500 Reward.

We will pay the above reward for any case OF
Liver Com plant, Dyspepsia, sick Headache. In
digestion Constipation or Cesfivenc.s we cannot
cure with Vests Vegetable Liver fiils when the
directions are strictly complied with They
purely Vegetable. aDd never fail % give satisfsc-
tian. Sugar Coated LANCE boxes. containing %
Pills . cents For sale hY OH Druggists Beware
Of couutsrfei;s aud limitations The genuine
naaufsctured only by JOHN q. WFsT 4 Co,
The Piii Maker" So West Mad is7u-sf Chicago
Free trial pR kages sent by mail. prepaid. on
Eeceipt % q 3-ceuf stamp. sold by v. III. TiLbs,
10 Monroe Grand Rapids Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

IN tae &. zvzaksD- -Hrn e = hsri -
49, vhich ~al ccme aat sn top-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05
For Ho,tses.

IOs RENr-HOCsE NO ls2 CORNER LYON
r sri Barclay srs.Sl5 PER month Enquire
on p ace. 20
4 HsNE -fIERAf HOTsFs To RENT q "
Ietut. - Tower block s9
TOD -kfE n RENT-A HOCsF AND IoF.
is fsmes-sf. Enquire ~ J. Harris isl Isnes-
n ~
F-lR PENT-IARGF CONVENIENT H0Us p
win hern and acres 81 isn6 On West
arna-i 81 between rshTosf and Alpine sFe
Terms So ner yesT Telephone 81 Hsrrsrr
Nsa A0rks. 1stf
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

fal Ffca1s e. ii - a..ea slAles
BENJAMIN HAhKloON
Esg lfs-Ffss sisai 9i las il.. go -tsles-
LEAI -. MDHIo>.
Fos Nem1sr ef caaaress. Fitn sslGet-
aHARIEs 4. BELAeAl
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05
7 AXE SHORE A MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.

train leaves Grand Rspids for Alsessn A.
] 10 p. M, arriving there al s.A
Through tickets sold n principal points 20 ne
United States MEXICO and Canada o. Union
Jickes Once
A. J SMITH. 9. + A. Cleveland
n BOoTz. Depot Ticket Agent
Gro. " HUSs0S. City Ticket Agent
TskiDg efeci MAY IS itss
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05
Situations Male.

WANTED-A BooKKEEPEK WITH THREE
~ or ,ur hours spare time would like SCI Of
fco.s 20 keep. Address n, Box ), Telegram
Herald .sl
WANTED - SITUATION OF SOME KIND TO
~ work for board and attend school. A. Bur
ton Ads Mich. 2st
KyANTED-A SITUATION b aUI NG NAN
W who a. hsd ten year. experience in once
work and shlpplDg-rOcd penman. and rsuid-
CzI give best Of refe rences- Address j. "a ottawa
~.
u yANTED = SITUATION by TWO YOUNG
W Dr. e.. In stone or factory. God references.
salary No object. - y. Diyisiou-st. c. N.
Kemp 2s4
IlANTFD - SITUATION IN STORE BY A
W Young MAJ. Good references and not
AFRAID to WORK. Cal or address l21 scribner st,
eorrer Oh ~ 2sl
N ANTFll-A POSITION BY Az HONEsT BOY
" ofi7 In a store OF office. Not afTssd 20 work
" eli recommended. Address {. A. tox, this
Office ~
Situations WGnted-Female.
OITI ATf0N WANTED-BY swEDE GIRL IL
y priv ste family. Cal a ~ God - ~
IANTkD-BI = YOUNG IAni-cpPIIEG
" or O heg writing 20 do. OF position a.
cashier. Address o. BoV r this Ofice ~
VANTFI.-SEwI $50 BY TdE DAY AT 2ai
~ Ottaws-st upstairs. Room 2a. 30
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

o'a Huseh- . no~ "a hss.orioal
nsne
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

fha number OF lines in any sa.srtissuasnt
esa DO found by dividing tho number of
words by seven Any part of a line counted
90 one foil tine.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05
Water COIOTFIeScoeing.
Superior ia OIL. In point q Durability a.
~eli ss Beauty

IuDFIIOI n VI 70 ENIEI q UtlItIIIIIf 81
~eii ss Beauty
DfsfDf sud estimates wiii he furnished 90 an.
r'icstlou. bf tbe undcniTned for artists intsrIor
0ecnFaLEs. CON ina 10 rfiGe src beauis 81
nunh with wall paper deceTsuous ~ Lbs ~
the permanent ssler cciof "hrfi tsis0HBiue
We guarantee 20 90 ttD artistic snd dufsbs
cecofstinr ~ 70 produce better eflefat 90 tts
same amount oi none, Thai ral1c co~ - "A
the ssfne room win va rapeT eitber in ehesp
or ahorsis work and The work D. Fusrsnteef -
10 permanent aud thai q wii never requlrs sf
Ing Of "a 70 fnikh the walls with the same saF
other hnikn.
The ceiling of the nsv entrance 70 Powers
op<rs House ~ sample o. one Gfsos a tas
work
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05
Situations Wanted-Female.
For Renf--Roo1n<.

Ir0R rENT-s SUIT OF ROOMS SUITABLE
4 ior house keeping for man and vie. No IL
livircssou sf
rDR RENT-ROON5 FURNISHED Or Is
I flfn shed with al medeTu convenience. 90
Bostwicstt. 1s2tf
UOR kFNr-FTRNfShE ROOMS. sTEAN
4 hested ard FINISHED rooms fer lrht house-
keeping ArriT a. goom los, ueS Hcutemsn
f.acE Dec f-n
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

UoR RsNr-PsRT OF STORE NO. 1s- CANAL
~ fae iocafion. piste glsG windows very
.c~ rent Impure a. tse sore -
gTuEE- fOF RENT-1. Canal ct = ffrsrd-iilr-
= srr $50 Rr1st-sr. ccTner Cefxf snd We~t
fritcn- ~ feferscs ave. - south DsTisIon ss.
- -rrfh fr~ia 81 Rec esfslr F0gg 4 7sry
8 ard tTon sr block Teicphos- ~ Tt
Tor T-ONF-HAIF OF TEF SToRs
No. y fansl-s. Fer psrsicuisrs enquire =.
& a Her~a faff
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

. = ~ ~ I"' n p
Ihs shgriest iins - -atroh ard Yes i4eesrt
T@Fiof ran hffwoen I,~traii suf rfsrf apes
Trains iesvtrg Detrasf = 3 n So f-Fsns Pap
'fs - PR. fun dsfv crhef trsIns daily 81
oeTs nfsr
t3.ncI fzT Tiekst agent aercl 6ED
&TFs3N nion Tlcsei Agent - Nors1est
go = SNf7H Cen ~. frfnf kIpi1s
~ CSRTFFTFR
p. arfITFEN TYsaic Nsnserf
f.szr-s Nause~r
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05
TRAIN TINE TARLES.

GRAND RAPIDS 4 lNDIANA-IN KFFEcr
u sept -. 1883
GOING NORTH
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

L
Fxn for Chicago. NuskegoE snd 1oied0f qe0am
Past " ii tor Chicago p. ~
YIpross for NuskeFou and harf.-.- ....f 9 N
N,eht Express for Chicago .. . sil oo ~
Night HxpreSs 81 Indianapolis o.. .-. ~ o. 4 "a
For Big Rapid. Bs4d ala. LudaiagtoB
aud Nsr3stes ~ t4
TorDir Raplds Baldwin, iudinston and
Msn5sfee ......... .......f tyt m
TTrres f0r 9uskegon and 81 q Haven tio pm
SHEIFE
Night Express ff0in Chi ifeeo ----....- 81 Pan
Nrht ESpress from nc HHn Is0 .......f p
ETuress from Guskesou and Han ........ffo a. rn
Ral from Chicago and Must cFen ...-..4 81 "a
EIprcs from and 20 afen 80 pm
F1TIcss from f.atwster and kuskegonI epfn
Tskt fInress IRON fffcesro......- ....... - u
Prom Nsnisfee, LuoinFton. Baldwin
and Big Rapid ...... 80 - . m
Frosa Asnistec. LudinRton. Baldwin ppm
+Dsiiv. fpaiiy except runosy. fDsuy eroepi
Saturday. sDsilf syrsp kqnaar
7 b rough ~Hef 70 fhiosg0 ou ? s" AZ tffir.
hrouEn ptrio1 cef io ChicaFo on u ~ ~
train 40 s1trs charge TO- sests- hronrh
sieeping snq chair car htiween lDa3sn-
sIoiF on Indianapolis : iEht ltprest iFtist.-
1fIruEh teeplrE car - ffirsR1 ~ ~ - n
train -rn4rD T. kef oH5oe 81 Mnn rne-et
"a A. fsHFETTFr 7Fpfic ksnseer
Nu3ftN = esvK47. ~ cen Fs~l Agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05
HOaeU TO loan.

RIO LoAS-sso0, 81. 90 AND I,7r0 on GOOD
| real estate, city o. country. Several very
good houses TO rent In southern part of city.
Tuttle Bros. over Arcade. 279
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

RNTTURE fTORED, PACKED AND
moved. Expert packers sent on short notice
by Rsdcllf Holt. III south DivisiOn-si tele-
phone No 90l Jsn'y 9. 'o9
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-05

CHICAGO d EFT NICHIGAE-AIL TRAINS
I arrive al and Gspsrs rom Union Depo;
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-10

I he best salve in the word for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, silt fheum
fever sores, letter, chapped hands
chi!boius comes, and all skin erup-
tons, and positively cares piles or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Price rs cents per box. For sale
by Behrens ~ Castles.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-10
CULINARY STRAWS.

An empty stomach listens to nobody
Hope i, a good breakfast, but bad supper.
.itea the goose and give the gibets in
aims.
Salmon and sermon have their season IN
Lent
The taste Of the kitchen i, better than the
smell
silks aud satins put out the fire in the
kitchen.
There is no cake but there is the like of the
same make.
WHO gives tbcc capon, give him the leg
and the wing
Every one 5a,teth the fat hog, vhilo the
lean one burneth
who hmh SPICE enough may season his
maatoS he lcaseth.
The best Pip cians are Dr Dict Dr. Quiet
onl )r Murman
Iirtum "Hut, on another mans trcncher
rnaky,a latte dinner
Wloboi', lis pot with chip, makes his
broth ~uuu ,uoer Table Talk
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-10

tng"Stura BIttcrs' IS housc hold word
all over world, For over - years II has
atNeru,ei i'self by is merits II T. now adver
tised t9 wa' the public again 4 counte rfeitS
the genuir article is mauufac turpd by IT. i
q SitgtrtN sons
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-10

War, pestilence and famine destroy
countless thousands. But indigestion,
dyspepsia, arrangement Of the liver
aud -tomach are powerful foes to the
human race Morris Cascarine VIII
defeat their rsYages.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-10

Does climbing and gas lifting on
short notice and guarantees satisfac-
ton, Gas machines put in st private
rN .idoncrs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-10

III I'd and soft, best varieties, prompt
deli cry, for cash only. Waco Goal
4ar0, Iohn Farley, proprietor,
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12

| had nHluS ..r,e"lil.' conversation, with
Mrs. Arson BnrIinsa!ti" j.. .,,.u,!.l at
winter and lave e.!rs l"luri ~ entirety
new conception oI lli C:.nc3" character.
Size says shat tur i;i'il"an !.p,. IL" uuly SOC
the rclu,' Of III C.I.u -,.' ....:i,a A.unlr all
Tie prn,,lr sii" la im.t. ~, ",lt nl!i, Mrs.
Burllnsi.n" is sufficiently r:...o I"i she thin.,
the thi,"+' mo-; r:lu. s,i iso ..;j,l,l" The
cultured c.lar5 ARE a t,",b'p j.td upr..,tuo:!,
in til" c::'Gcir csto!idaig t." iir..c..., and
.tlr-t5 ;..l the ,istmYu!s, j! att"rtl,n Ynirh
is 'iir!! r.r".'' .p be iuHnh hcr. Nnyn llvjln.
in Chnn 1T was. I" CON -, mtr;,,sii. for
ihnms,.I.,, l., lr,,srr.a sp..c ,!.,f,p. If state
tnd ccr n"nY, nnd -' 'l.!en! almost al,
>plu'rly upon lIorE E:i.no.r lnnjn- Ipn.a. ,,nn.
ai'h'l Il ~ -er"aH:. "a l-r"ttAoio llI$ull
uu" VA :; ;,!atimg hor ,v;....i,;r.il t.o ;ru,ar.
'tiqurti" n.!d position re- llls~! D.,i,e,r,, nf
Ii.in-s in ;.c .aln"r."an ;.!'a ntph us le,.
,lDI" and Of prs niin& ihr'fop.ic s.tll y inri
lean di>io, n vel! ;s oU.tn4ns. -hr nlton
found it vrry difficult in that strange rllm..ln
and country ~ plongr" ii," m,,rcrlrl iui' IL
truly .im4crlcan t:inA' i:ut thl, prl"...cs,
head bi.'r oi A"i'- ~, ..,ea.+ canj.oi. Of
ral.a"sli., t..l "lol.. roi!;rjl t., fuilh the
!,anIl"i it''! ~.
HE r:ti' iihtn ni mes ,"i a:!l children also
va eul'i"nii, II ,,r her l. an; ,,t .:...t4tu,!.,
even nov M.;"y ting Nj ijuria-at.Ir
wonll h;.,r "p9.>i"n - El." -ome journey
10. band or rrii on tl.c IA ~. "i.c ,t!r w"riL
:"ilo.s 9" th~ chii'ifen aud .,,,l.t, at II
slpwcr ppcr. Then. wi.eH danger nf any
kind wa, Threatened! ~h"n ;tntpyaGce~ mrie
to br overcome and Narir' tlpit,'7 - Ia,
nv"rIr.i. all "a don" with -trrH r,.:.rr.lr.
to her h''.t welfare '.n +; "a F., Nltil :, eiom-
tamru'i, Sool nature ;,ni -,,Ir.tps- ...iu,f;,4-
ins wh!r. ls,ae her a!l,,..v,:D.'e poet for
the po!t" ri.i philosophical uai.pA. you do
not you cannot knoY" I!!r Chinese -..r o..e,.
exclaimed. 'any NOR ttan It STRANGER can
kno" ai!I j,'iee OF .\;neg,cai:- u: n"oi!sms
and loai"r-. Eo.rcry boys ai9l trunp-. |
know it IS unreasonable IA ru I" H., >p TOR
/ ;,.u1was. Of the i9noranc""t "t tho bc-' Chi
ncse character prc7ailinS: hn. when >cc ILL
dignitcs pl, upon them. either Oh til" Streets
OF i'll the news papers, I am at oncn touched
with just anger and u loyalty I" tn" class
knew, which is actually painful, Cora
Linn Daniels in New York Graphic.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12

AacNnert and experienced official i'm an in
Sane asylum sad To lis a little time since that
these institutions are filled with people who
nave given mp To their feelings, and that no
one Is quite safe from an insane ASYLUM who
allows himself Z" give up 10 his feelings. The
linl"r'an"" "f this fact is too little apprc-
ciat"'l. c>l'e"iallN 10y teachers We are nj
ways talking about the negative virtues of
discipline, hut We rarely speak of the posi-
tiV" Virtues. We discipline the schools to
keep the children from mischief, to maintain
g"'"l order. to have things quiet, to enable
TIL" children I" study. We say. md saw
rightly. that there cannot be good school
without good discipline. We do not how
fN'I. emphasize us we should the fact
tliat 'l" discipline of the school. whe,,
rightly done. is rs vital To thu. flu.
tnre good Of the child US the les
sons h" learns. Discilin" of the right kind
Is IS good n'nja! training rs arithmetic 1t
Is not Of ;ir ri,td kind unless it requires i'll
tcllcrtiial effort. mental conqucSts The cx-
rericnte'l expert. referred to above, was led
t" make the remark I" us 10y seeing n girl
give way tu the ''Slilis. That makes in
sane women. she remarked. and told the
story of a woman in an ASYLUM. WHO used to
sul!l until -i!r became desperate, and the OK
pert said: 'h on must Stop ii; You must COLI
tr.'l yonr.,if." To which rl.e insane woman
r'!li"d; ''I'li" inc To say that was when /
Was /" girl m"v'r controlled myself when
] wa- we'll, aill u"N cannot :" The teacher
has n wider responsibility, u wcishtier dis
ripllnarv duty than sli" suspects The pupils
are NOT nnIt I" l"' controlled but they must
be taught t" control themselves absolutely,
honestly, completely. Journal of Education.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12

What enemy of Il race, dependent for s:a.n-
ina and stability upon the health of its
women invented and ordained our ''evening
dresses Til" long pointed bodice-what
there is nj it-'its like a kid glove: Il wreath
IF rosts fast on the left shoulder. dropI,s low
below the bust unt ii finds safe lodgmont on
the prntuberamt right hip. Folds of tulle
meeting the garland, in ''s1rpice' ST y lie far
below the breast bone. are. confined on the
right shoulder h.. !; bow of ribbon. Sleeves
there ar. none. unless the obsolete articles ar.
indicated by the boss oii one shoulder and
the flowers on the other. The shaped ey-
I,Ds,e uf the chest is corrpi,orati.l at the
hacl; hE vacancy between the shoulder
blades. which las the spinal column II, Il vi>i-
hle center, L." : gloves strain in lavoxys-
POSES and fail by four inrlc, Of tender flesh.
1t is winter. and u.tierveet pf ,neiino OF
sanitary flannel was stripped from shoulders
chest am! arms before the wearei ''drc>.ctl'
for the ball. s'lle is padded and pinioned
and her skirt, are tied painfully back over
Steel ribs that out,"ar satin and t,lletrai!
In this FIG cvipyati cai,il,,; and confined
she is I" ~ iJv inFiguratinE "xerci~. lii"
poetry al motion. il a room !frntoi by fur
mace. .aS and crowd nt st.alning human
bodies: III" nl"d'.um Of air for which her
stay, leave room III her lungs w.il be broathecl
fifty times over before lcr turn comes
Philatlcir,hia Times
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12

Americans are too often credited with
originating booms, but enterprises of that
c!a d, have always existed. Even take Ger
lIiail.. that home of conservatism YOU will
tinA tnncs whc:l the l,eooe were crazed over
all >otts "a! bc,.nbastin :, cmcS StrassLourg,
TIE tam.ou, European railway builder. swim
die his co.tntrynien out Of $50 ,0u 900 in lines
o. railway that he projected to gridiron
Roumana and -t,lstro-ltungary. connect ing
With the Germur.-TWki9h and Russian
system. American daring was surpassed,
and construction gangs were pitched into
naasr,l wilderness without population, sa*age
Or civilized. and no prospect Of ever raising
"iougi. food to sustain the smallest hamlet.
S1:assoourg built for the sake of building, as
every mile represented greater :ssae Of
stock and bonds. How far he would have
gone can never he estimated. His methods
were exposed in the rcich>tag. creditors
cianloied for money bonds couldn't be given
'"av, and the crash came. The respective
governments then took the lines. which have
beca operated at loss ever since.-Globe-
Democrat
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12

The widest and most cxhilalating sport in
Idaho i, that indu'gcl inby the Sheep Eaters,
branch "f the Bannock tribe They arc
known by this name because. they sllbsist
largely "n ,!n: huge mountain sheep When
the sheep are heavy with young they drive
them far up on the cliffs, and then with their
dogs make thr'n jump down. where they
arc f"nrld dead at the bottom and mad. away
with by these follows. These Indians are
frs: class sh"is. t"", and of course kill many
"1 these sheep" other game that way. The
bald hc;,'!"'l grizzly bear is the only animal
the Indians won't disturb. They amt afraid
Of the Others. have ,H.srf driven an or.i-
nary sli" grizzly away from her cub. and She
didn't attack me, being thus les dangerous
than q s"w. a sow wouldn't permit i!at.
But these BALL headed grizzlies are large and
extremely vicious. The silver tip grizzlies
are also very crOss.-San Francisco Exam
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