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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

Secretary Tracy has issued a general
order, reorganizing several of the
bureaus of the Navy Department in
manner calculated TO increase the eff
cheney of the service by defining more
directly the responsibility of the work.
IL constitutes the chiefs of the
bureaus VI material, yards and docks,
ordnance, equipment. construction and
steam engineering ex-othcio board for
the design, construction and equipment
of new SHIPS Ii places under the control
of thss~ Bureau of Navigation all that
relates 70 the promulgation of the Sec
retary orders, the education of officers
and meu, the apprentice establishment.
the enlistment and discharge of enlisted
men, aud the preparation of estimates
for the paw Of officers and enlisted men.
IL has control Of all matters of disCi-
pine and tactics, and Is charged with
the complement of crews of vessels IN
commission and with the care of the
records of the department. The Bureau
OF Equipment and Recruiting Is re-
heved from oversight Of the apprentice
system and the enlistment of men, but
the Naval, Observatory, photographic
and Compass Offices and the electric
light system are placed underits charge.
The changes IN the other bureaus are
less material.
These changes are calculated to pre-
vent clashIng between branches of the
service charged with similar powers.
which has been a fruitful source of de-
moralization IN the naval service. The
necessity for such changes has been
recognized, bat Il was left for Secretary
Tracy 10 give them practical shape and
place IN the rules of the department.
It is a good beginning for General
Tracy's term of service.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01
GRAND RAPIDS. MONDAY. JULY !.


It Is customary at this season of the
year-and the custom i being observed
this year-for newspapers to talk in a
very superior sort OF way about the
new graduates OF the colleges and
schools, and to assume, If not TO say
that tbey are universally concerted and
have only To have little practical ex-
peFience with the world To have the
eonceit taken out of them. Those who
write these things msrepresent the
average graduate. OF course, there are
cheap scbpdswhch confer correspond
ingly che 4sIesrees- Butthe graduate
of good college or school
knows that he has only begun
the work of acquiring an edu-
cation The spirit and aim of a
good school Is to teach the student that
he is only acquiring the elements of an
education. Colleges do not teach that
a degree is an important end to he
sought, as the critics who SIT on lofty
pedestals of experience intimate. A
graduate may feel a little superiority
over an undergraduate nature
Is not entirely eradicated by college
course-but the fact Is, ne seldom ex
hibits that feeling of superiority in such
degree as does the critic who despise:
curricula and talks about practical ex
perlence IN life.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

AGENTS should write for illustrated circular,
a terms aud two weeks free trial Of Missouri
Washer. Washes dirtiesi clothes clean by bot
steam without rubbing, easily sold profitable.
J. Worth, ~. Louis. Mo. ~
WANTED AGENTr-'Io canvass for History
W OF ihe Great Flood lig commission
paid. For agents outff send - cents % A. i.
trims. General Agent. lonia. Mich. Is0
An ENTRaORDiNARY OFFER 10 All want
n ing gemploymcnt-Ne want live. energetic
agents IN every county IA the United >tsies
and Canada To sell patent article Of great
merit on its merits. An article. having
large sale, paying over lW per cent. profit.
having no competition. and on which the
agent is protected Ia The exclusive sale by a
deed given Tor each and every county be may
secure from US. With all these advantages 10
our agents. and the TACT that n - az article that
can be sold 10 every house owner. ~ might
not be necessary 10 make AN extraordinary
o1ef 10 secure good agents al once. bat We
have concluded 10 make II 10 show. not only
our confidence in the merits Of cor invention.
but IN its STABILITY by any agent that VIII han
die u with energy. our agents nov Al Work
are making from $50 10 SsU d month clear and
this fact makes u safe fo us 10 make our ofier
TO al who are out Of employment. ANY agent
that viii give "gr business = thirty days trial
and tail 10 clear at least <lo4 in this time.
above all - suseS. can return All goods unsuld
90 as and NJ viii refund the money paid for
them. No such employer of agents ever dared
60 make such Offers. nor would W. u We did
not know that We have Trcats now making
more than double this amount Our larg. de-
ScripfiYe circulars ~ plain cur ofef fuiir aud
these We wish 10 send 10 every one cot of em-
pioyment Who Nil send us three 3-ceuf stamps
for postage send At once snd secure the
agency IN time for the boom. and 20 20 work
on the terms named In cur extraordinary
ober. address ~ once. National Novelty
Company. 5l4 Smiihfeid 81. Pitisburr. Pa 10
WANTED few good en. setie agents.
W ladies preferred. 10 sell "Kifchies iBi-
Verssl silver Foiish.' IL if not silver
soap. paste, CT powder" but y chemically
people wE8 have silver ware and good seleF.
for terms and particulars address q D.
kitebie. le~eier shs manufacture. Hopkins
station. Mich I4iff
<-I TO SO . month can be made working
|'' for rs Agents preferred who can fur-
nlsh horse and give their whole time 20 tie
bus ness spare mornsDts may be probably
employed also. lev vacancies IN towns aud
cities. y. j. johnson A Co. D9a MsinHs'
Bichmeud. Va =. B.-Plesss state age ana
bus hess ~ perience. Never mind about send
Iug stamp ioI reply. y. J. a CO.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

IS 81 kenf. 81
At a session 81 the PROBATE Court for said
county q beuF he'd ~ tbe PROBATE of7fef 81
the fity - tsrand Rapids. Nn the 18th day ~
June fu the year ore Thousand eigbt huHdred
and eighty F-uiHe.
Present Cyrus J. Perkins JBdge ~ profate
Ia fbe matter 81 the estate ~ Anton kisHfef
dAraasef
Nsn1sl Rfruar having fied in fhis CGurf ?
petition PRAYING that fhe aGu nlsfrsfifH ~
ss19 estate ufev - g~arfed - tneifh lf.fef
~ .s srderee that Nsndav thf Ed aaF ai ~sn
f-uBer EeNf - a. 'ffrgE iH fne forenoon. AZ
SAID frotsfe afcs. be sFpoinfea fsT bear
ira szsa pFffiea
Ard 81 - flrfnsr ordered That p orpr - ffsis
order - Elafs. sired three Success " weeks pre-
Vegs - Sslf day p bs4ruE 3H tbe Grand
Fapifs GfsifT To- srFsN rFtfD. ne~sfls fief
BIS 81 TkRklk. Judxe ~ PROBATE.
tA frae ~sfr
FFsVs Hrrr Ter stnr
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

STATE or MICHIGAN, County OF Kent. S.
- At session Of the Probate Court for said
County OF Kent. held AZ the Probate once In
the Clty of Grand Rapids. on the l4tb day OF
June. Ia the year one thousand eight hundred
and eighty nine. Present. Cyrus /. Perkins
Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Karl Van pyk
deceased Bouk1e Van Dyk. having flied in
this court petition praying that The admins
tration Of said estate may DC granted
to her. IL is ordered that Monday. the
sih day of july next. at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon. at said Probate Once. be appointed
for hearing said petition.
And it - Further Ordered. that = copy ~ this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
si0us "a said day Of hearing. IA the Grand
Rapids Daily Telegram Herald = newspaper
printed aud circulating ia said County oi
Kent.
"A true COPY CYRUS Z. PERKINS
Judge 81 Probate.
FRANK W HINE. Register
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01
Proposals for Furniture.

treasury De partment. June l1 iSs9
Sealed proposals viii be received at this de-
partTaeHf until o'ciock .. m. Monday. July J.
lssf. for manufacturing. delivering and placi q
In position.in 4. :. buildings east # the Eoftv
Mountains from time u time ss required. Ger
tain articles 0f furniture Drawings and spe-
cihcafuns. and blank form II yroposal ear te
obtained upon Application 70 this ofice The
depaf fmenf reserves the right 70 re fecf ~
. "a al bids. and u waive defer O.. Profsose o.
should be addressed 90 the secretary ~ THE
TrFasurv Hnf indersed Proposals fef ffT
nlfure builc iuEs easf offhe Roxy Mountains Pc
" NINp0M SeerefarF.
Wash ngfon. ID 9.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

xffal0 70 ssls- Leek II eer plans ter ae"
AF4er> 80 r..t q - a - ~s-~
Fsrtsa - ttk@fef y FA~.ls asa 6. - - -
F-@-.-st. - - e-t @a'tF A1<<t7t - - - 80 80
~t.-r "a t4 st ssts Nes 4 ks . 49, 4N~tt
esFeA
II E44e ss11 a. ss fAs . lsts - y hltr >
--ett.ea N1~iA ~ .,4s-s = t~t - ts-s
rs--- .it -'te taf .SA .As.3 - - e-Ae e@4+~ -
- - - Ret ttt $50 Fl f-t ttet
q - tisr eA 49, ~ -. a~-st Ft~ss s~-~
Il - >s,'
&ta4Af 49, e~s = "t~ -S+ftss t-'s't
a@stVtA - -e~'- Aa,h
sH@ sntas @A+f S~t "ts
Aei ss'A ti7stts. - et-sD t@tt - -
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

One week from today is the date set
Tor the much-tslksd of battle between
John T.. Sullivan and Jake Kilrain.
winch IS b take place within 700 miles
OF New Orleans. It q hardly probable
that the sherifs of Louisiana viii take
very seriously the Governors sdmo-
pitIon about preventing the fight.
Thousands of people who would not
attend prize fight vii be interested to
learn Of the result Of the battle.
Many people WORLD rejoice 20 see
sullivan knoc ked out we're It not for
the fear that a new nuisance would be
created IN the Boston bulIv's place IN
the shape ct kllraIn. Perhaps the best
thing that could happen would b. an
earnest. pluckv tight that would serve
- knock hoth the gentlemen out of
tiale, ard leave nothing hut their shoe
strings for their admirers ~ remember
tbegn 6v.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01
rok slLe nlsolLLAkEous.

tA0R SALE-4t bargain nne residence of
tea ROOMS. Apply al a tifst-sss ls9
Ifok SAIE-A two-h horse power Otto Silent
Il ttAs tuSins Nfu sell lt at a bafEa lain. TOT
further part lilafs call oF address Walter fuhl
Co. lso aud ia Jefferson Detroit. lslu
t'Ch SAlI- Furniture stock centrally lo-
Gated splendid business a nrxf-claSs bar
gain 60 the right party. Address "soaes. bex
S. care Telegram Herald 5l5u
kDk sALE-Ah oulht Ter steam laundry.
Il very cheap Ia tact fer half the actual cost.
Also q horse power steam engine ana de-
livery wagon. Enquire al the kagls steam
bye House. No. = caG&l-st.. Of q. A. Ber~in.
ttaf
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01
FOR VACATION DAYS

Students. both Ladies sns Gentlemen.
Pleasing Occupation and large Return
FOR Yow Lsbors.
~. ~s-t IN ev.ry to~n. csu~sss.rs foT
FRtNK LEsilE ILLUSTRATED NrWs-
PAPER. The best pspsr % is tino ~ ths
world. For Lesii.s z-iiVng. 90. onis Hs-
tionsi German uivstrstso psp.f 10 this
country. and for The Jeds.. which sts-d.
sf 81. bead of Humorous. Josrnsiisrn enc
Cssricst8rs.
address. faf Terms. FsTfEv Drrsprsr~r.
FstsE Lysiffs fIHrs7HsTFB tfwEPsrst lfi
and - Rsfe oiHh ~. Chicago
&c cssYIr. Managers.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

Afho NAAfc 10 Iva ~ftaeal hSEae
W waTa sVa eAa set toF s y. xtSAlt tve
miBest,S MA tEo1I S~psls EsssA 4 =
II NaA .tfx laas a. f>.I lex priced l2<s ssa
Il sh.ilis nel fxh a. See thS lotS Slee
PARISH a4aitlea ~ sis<. t~s blooks sfem
street. sH0 steam S~F> S1Ss lnacz Naa
N@ilo1A- bAA-k
a II ) houas st0P p@siAs rost @Aa ess lot
- ~ baasf aud loI ca Dls3sloh-st nI
klehtA N..l1 pl&l th.l Nil a99als u sslUr - :
xeA rtassl,aaie seFniss essss p&s sssac Ala 1-ftcE
a lAiEsii. ren haaseSa@a hasla4a1
IAoK sAlK-l CAN ekLL AoN 0NE Oh ny
el-af uUN A0ANrs. soeA sc&as f0T oeSufA-
t-tu IA faIIs ano issit-t sttUNtA i0f less thaA
saa couia 8as il4s isi Sna baila suol sleet.
1ncst 084sts Afe provided wlth StsCA srt iar-
Hscss. Sas bathrooms NStei oi"sri = ia atSfit>.
hs.l and Cald satrI. clstrfD ttts aha We Netci.
nlz8lets .-Iatas tiir hcarfha. cirttfse 1siiA.
car to e4A lgoAf IoaTs tall aeptA utiia A40cr
sAttFr AaisS< and eesalliets system - - srf<t r.
EAcA DouSe hss ciVAeh roo-nS sssslafe Ni">ris
a. gaV Eil2la rooBls efenia. tsscthef - a. siie
lns dosst2. A1f~V Aot.ssA ~il b alike bAt = "a
alHfi IA i@inliEs ssitits. porch tfiiaini as 60
l Nti SCI them iur cash or oA TIME 81 haii-
$50 Ga sssi e.srh according e. location 81 iVt
t,su4r aua Sex We. fofenoauss - a. Atterlitohs.
ta = fnas "A 3ufts Ipffs A Buchanan is~
otliCs, LsdA ASA oloeA. Pearls entrance.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

non SAAt Lot 40 -. Ottawa bc4rhi tbs
lei l. oAt ct iAs hrSt sgicciien Il y -
eatoG VniE q shoH dlstancs iron the helr Aha
g@s n hasklAS "a ". a. loselsnd. 0FaAa
Rapids. AscA l@.s.l.l
A GREAT hAk0A ANA acre farm; frame
"A house, good e-~bara itS acres Improved
7 miles frDla BALDWIN Tor safe cheap. Enquire
1alssTt. "A olVoI A ssaasoA. - NJ
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01
FURNITURE STORED.

FURNITURE stored. packed and moved "a
pert packers sent on short notice by Rad
elf a Holt. IN South Division II. Telephone
No go for your moving vans. Jan ~ 40
tNl0NE desiring furniture moved and
n stored. viii receive liberal Inducements bs
calling at :. J. Walkers. II south Disisloust
speciality Is made Of renting tables and
chairs for dances. public halls. etc
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01
SEALED BIDS.

DTFfrs ~ CfrT frr-E
ezsF5 kspf5s u 1~s 8Uns a lss9
~eatef Yrrposefs ssa - reHelref - tais
ef3ee 80 ~ Nvrcar even ag. 3niy a lsse ~
o.ri1rE. fsT fAe fsUYr base ffala ffs efg ~ ~
the tE HES ~ parts ~ ha' slngs fnet 60 20
eitaih fasf portion - fre So 3 s6i1 fffe
feeeaft5T ereHef in fts Soaer fngrr - $50
efy 'sTmsTiy ewnea IS i.auahifn kef 1fag
~ sHTNkMANs
CITY CierF.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01
FOR REkT-HOUSES.
MONEY TO LOAN.

-----------------
ftO LOAN-A few thousand dollars for client,
on Mol real estate securities. Inqurc -
Monroe st. Of Taggart Molc0tt 4 6anson. lsi
= PER CENT MONEY TO loan. II. A. John
4 ston - Caual-sf hHf
MONEY TO LOAN for the Northwestern
4u Mutual Life Insurance Company. Of MI
waukee. in sums Of 81 UJJ and upwards. GA farm
and city property. at lowest current rates %
interest security must be frst-class. More n
Wilson. Lcdyard block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01
Sealed Proposals.
i, oiass Bg.ra . f.us'i, werks =.

Hflef Board ~ fus n NpFks
asfsH ktFfas Mief. June - lse4
sealed proposals Ri9 - recess Fff a. ne
rffce - fnf BOARD ants Saturday June p
lsf ~ - q ~ - the Improvement - FsSf
Fuitor-st ffntn ilTfsirn ~ NpriEE a. aeeyfd
lHE - the plans ana speeifesf5nns ~ fle -
fhe ono ~ be Euara TIE Brard reserve the
rietf - Ypfecf afT ~ sH ffds
fscf hsddsG sh2ii 6sresii ~ hts prnueasl
the sum e ffff ~ ~ o. fGffr fsd - fhe rfs -
Grand Barias ir estea he shaH fsf - srsf.f
frfo ecf tract 5a s0erffi anef ~ift His rrrr1eaI
shouif fs sstf preTsysai Re aeeert4e - the
Ersfd ef Pubif s. rf8H
fF propose ruef if- maze ufi0r blanks shaf
VII 81 fUrHfshrr ueoa sFriieatfon ~ flfe
osfseF 81 ff-1 faafr
crftfer FFIege. p.astssrs
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01
HELP WANTED FEMALE.

\NAAIED-A competent glr for general
W houseNork- No NasiiIa. or sronlng. Ap.
ply TO &" Wealthy ave. lS
NANlED~ Two Kitchen girls and = laun-
w dress At the Michigan House. is
WAN1fD-Oin for housc~ork III small
W family. Call at 10 ottawast. Io-
WAATkD-A good house keeper good home
w aud good wages. Inquire lvs Bost~ick -.
lo
NNANIED-TWo nTst-class dining room girls
w and a chsmbeTmaid wages Us per month
with board and room. A. l.. Livingston. IS
LyVn-si. IT,
WAAIED-IwO sewing girls AZ once good
wages and steady employment. y. South
Division 81. ls6
WANTEp-A lady ia each city. town aud
township To procure subscribers Tor the
H0me Magazine. conducted by Mrs John A.
Logan. Special inducements offered. Refer
ences required. Address Tie br0dlK Publish
Ing Company. Washington. d. e..
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.


COMPETENT BoOkkeepeT. years eNperiencc
- In lumber aud manufacturing business,
and years experience Al Insurance aud
banking. desires "a position on and after july
lst good references. Address BOokkceper,
care Telegram Herald. le2
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

CSE ot tne best Fsleth0fss n ths world
e keep eooi : not - worry sbout b.s-
in1 100 warm.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01
Circulation Guaranteed TO Be the
Largest OF All Michigan Dailies Ex-
cept Those or Detroit.


Aay sabsssissr to fHE TELEGRAM
herald Who fails to receive the paper
regularly. or Who may have reason to
esn pIala OF late delivery, viii soafer .
special favor by Informing this once OF
tns fact st oaee- sead postal card or cal
sy teisphoas 53i.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

THs pulse of tire people On IocaI on
ton may ee felt within ninety days
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEnALE.
FOR REST-R00k6.

WANIED-PosltiOn as nurse 10y lady OF ex
w perience. IL Clancyst. lh
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
EEIP wAsgED- aALg.

EELP WANTED kkLE.
IA AN1Ell-lwe G@0k ASseFs ~ aoo4 address
tST eats NQfki cas- fxiNfrHot required.
1hF &. ADAMS HsQse f0rnlshtns hoasT
- o0QtA uiKisleE 81. Is
NAAIkla- THREE nlsn Walters ~ ls South
~ ulkiSlHn ~ 4A
SALk>A AkA - E wlsR ieN lRen - sell 0ar
- se0as - s-ilpis Ia tls wholesale and &c
tAh tIaar QA sAlAfs izIscs{ manufacturers tu
SAf lac iuClusr - stamp Wages > per aNN
permanent Iesltl0Ns lA0ues advanced tesf
N&ses. ADVERTISING, els. NrGfelL LlAi MAJ 1iskg-
teftas Doia paQk, lueinh1lt, e. 10
AAATED- MAN-Io l4ss the Agenes Ut eu4
" safes SIZE ->AlsNle lhcness weight 80
ibs. retail piloe sko. 0theT sizes ls pIoP0flsaH.
tafv cA4Acr 10 create a pcftaAhtut tusialcss
az hVlae. lneSe sales meet q demand ntfef
before Supplied tS other sale companies. a. Ne
are nof governed ~ the sale Pool. Alpine
Sale o.. fiaclnn@lI -. sea-sat
SALLcAAN-Au active salesman, with nfst-
- GAS references, Nbo ~ visiting tht
grocery trade, q take line OF saltwater fsh,
40 samples 10 carry a good monthly coinmis
sion eau be made by the right man. Address
Boa 5Si, Dlo4CcStcf Mass cod
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

klno aANfS 10 LAVA without . hszae
W sara sva eA2 set sass to- =. xttAlt swe
niBett,S MA tfS1E SWEETS Eote4 4. =
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

AtANItD-A partner. good paying ana
w established manufacturing hnsin
$3.50 capital required, Address "faTtucf.
bo1 8 care Telegram Herald. l$
AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS get Your
u printing done al Jackson = lOS Monroe 81
-
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01
DEsT FOR HORSES.
No BARBED WIRE.

NhN1k All horses taken up ia Boa Stalls
eG4@through the heat oi The day. and arc
In 80 ACRES OF GOOD PASTURE mornings
and nights. aud at same price per week that Is
charged Tor pasture alone near the city " hen
flies are severe some horses DO not keep in as
good order III good feed a. when al WORK with
some rest from flies
Inquire al Anti kalsomne Co.'S ONCE ~
North DiNlsion-sf or telephone nay residence.
81. where ] keep man who vii take horses
on short notice Horses wiDteTed.
NJ b. CHURCH.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

GREAT clalrsosant aud fortune teiirF.-Nrs.
VI LckeIt. ot ~ Pau. oue 81 the most widely
known and reliable ciAiTa oN ants 10 the world.
il Iu the city Tor lew DAYS. she tells past.
present or future; viii bring bach the parted
husband or lover; viii guarantee 10 settle
family q0Arrels % money refunded can aiso
cause speedy marriages: has charms for good
luck breaks evil Influence; can give b,St Of re-
ference IN regard 10 above statements. All
business confidential. once hours fToin u IA
20 y. IA. Mrs. Lckert. Clarendon Hotel.
Canal-Si.
MAGNETIC hraling aud clarlyoyant slttings.
III ~ :. Dis.-si.. cor Wealthy ave. NJ. Is. frce,
WAN1ED-Eyer consumer Of Stove caso-
w line 10 Know that / am selling Stove oas
oline. ia any quantity, al cents. delivered TO
any part OF The city y. G.. Eiilnwood. Jeie-
ttRagte lfsf /. - t4>t Euttau II
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

Usstsa Frsss sseosts, s'o@st sas sAris
pssissfy. All the Local ssss. ana the
Cisaasss sad most PLAINLY Pr,atsd Paper
psbiishsa ta ossad 6Asias-
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

Around the hall are white marble
counters, occupied BY officers OF the
customs. Here vessels are entered and
cleared from all known ports If the
world. Duties are collected, and AT
business relating 10 the commerce of
New Orleans and AL parts If the world
has tO be- transacted IN this hall
United states sub Treasury. Court
MsFshafs Land Officp. surveyor Gen
erals Office. signal station and other
important Offices are located m tlls
building
When Gen. Butier took possession Cf
New Orleans. ln 1882. be esiaM shed
his headquarters In the custom house.
and for a long time occBp'ed the suite
Of rooms on the DeCature-st- SIDE as an
Office. The upper portion Of the build
ing then m an unfinished state was
used a. military prison fer captured
confederate soldiers
In che rsrm nnier the slsb-frea surr
0fhce. st the foot 0f the dark s-alr case
Numfart vas confined darng I@ez
after beng tr.ed before 2 nl iftarv com
m ssioa fer tearing dovra the United
states Tag. He Vas baken % the United
states n1nt ard h0ngan TIE SPOT where
fae Haa w8s torn down
The ssslrs Of ascent are Of stone and
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

L'OR RENT-A suit of furnished or unfur-
nished rooms. with or without board. con
yenient for family; also single rooms. ON the
Hin. near Lyon cable. l6J North Prospect-si.
Ia
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

AGENTS should write for illustrated circular,
a terms and TWO weeks free trial Of Missouri
Washer. Washes diffiesf clothes clean by hot
steam without rubbing, easily sold profitable.
J. Worth. St LOUIS. Mo. 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-06

The latest importation from England is
now established in New York, on upper
Broadway. She is tall and rather hard
featured woman from Manchester, who dis
plays on the door of her fat the extra
ordinary sign ''Disciplinarian of Children"
Nearly two years ago this womans sister
established in London the singular profes-
sion that's now transplanted to New York
Mothers and fathers may Judge for them
selves whether the idea is worth encour-
aging. Allowed to speak for herself, the
Manchester woman said: my sister, real
izing that the majority of mothers love
their children too much to punish them
severely, conceived the idea of setting her
self up as public disciplinarian. She is
woman of great force of character and I'M
erring judgment in all matters concerning
children, and she had extensive experience
as visiting nurse before adopting her
present business. 1t is her idea that chill
dren are more severely punished when they
are frightened than through any physical
means. To slap child in the heat of pas
sion while the child is excited and unruly
does not have half so salutary an effect as
the more mature and considered punish
ment; such, for instance, as imprison nent
in dark wardrobe, or sending the little
one to bed without its supper Even better
than this is 1t to threaten the child with
visit from the bug boo. The dread of the
arrival of this awful parsonage will act as
an incentive to good-conduct with the most
fractions children. My sister is 'bug-a-
boo,' and that is about what l am. The
fee in England for visiting house and
disciplining the children is two shillings.
This involves medical advice, drawn from
the fund of considerable experience in the
world; besides whatever suggestions the
condition of things may naturally lead up
to. Besides the bug-a-boo part of my bust
ness, hope to teach, doctor and nurse the
little ones. OF course there are points of
antagonism between these different func
tions, but the effect is good upon the chill
dren.n
hope there are not many poor, helpless,
unhappy little victims in this broad land
whose parents are too weak or SO cruel as
to call in outside help in matters where the
law of love should rule, and not fear or
brute force