Telegram-herald., 1891-11-26
all Mill Be THANKFUL
Tor the Manifest Blessings show
cred Upon Us
SOME OF THEN ARE EuuyERlIED
DAssiax Hos GrAad Rapids Aas hssn
Bssorsa-Tas state visitsd vith.
plsasy sad the NAstsn ussh
Prosperity.


fthss board Of trade.
Living % cheap IA the city.
IL has an eleetrlc car system.
iE las So MauN ane aew oulldlpga
IL has experienced steady growth.
The Aasonic bone - situated here.
The deck hne : N established fact
IL has two success al fair associations.
IL las 80 many places of amusement.
lLsgeal estate ASSOCIATION promises 90
We'll.
There is harmony among its religious
&c Is.
Its Y. NJ. C. A. IS in = vigorous con-
dlt.en.
IL ulll soon be lighted by the tower
system.
u ias the largest ladies' club IN the
country.
IL bas been delivered from severe
ofOugnis.
les club houses would be an ornament
TO any clty.
II mas had 90 few scandals during
tn last year.
The city of Grand Rapids should be
thankful tnal:
4. has good school houses and efi-
Gent teachers
II viii soon see the channel of Grand
rver deepened.
It's beautiful new court house will
soon be flushed.
Measures are on foot 10 secure . bet
ter water supply.
10 has such superior hotels and
boarding houses
IL has not suffered any epidemic dur
Ing the past year.
Ia churches are beautiful and its
ministers eloquent.
rs newspapers are rght, newsy,
and abreast OF the tsEles.
Its building ats. loan associations are
In iiourlshIng condition.
IL mas go maay miles OF BRICK, cedar
block and asphalt pavement.
And finally that IL is the biggest and
best little CITY IN the wide. wide world.
It's nCrsemen's ASSOCIATION has placed
il in the front ranks as "horse-show
town.
IL has so many charitable institutions.
and tnat It's charitable spirit Is broad
enough to encompass all, irrespective
OF creed. color, or condition.
Blessings for the state.
The state of Michigan should be
thankful that:
The frait aud grain crop of the past
year has been 50 abundant.
1t mas such exceptional commercial
advantages.
It's mines are among the greatest in
the world.
It's great university and other col
leges put higher education within the
reach of all.
1t has magnificent institutions for the
bind and dumb.
Ii treats its criminals humanely. and
that il provides well for lts poor and
afilp ted.
That the democratic Legislature
created no more mischief and that des
pite his efforts TO do 40 At the instance
OF politicians, Accident Winans has
done no greater injury.
nIess,ngs for the Nation.
The people of the United States
should be thankful that:
They live under n republican form
OF government.
They are living in an era of unprece-
Gented peace.
No famine has devastated their beau
tiful country.
The crops of the past year have been
abundant.
The poor Of this land are richer than
the poor of other countriea
Good living cheap.
Wages are D 8 IN general
There 10 no money panic.
Poiygamy 10 dying out.
The homestead laws are in active
opeIauon.
hey are . home. e.owning people.
There. 10 general prosperity in the
land.
They have memories Of great past,
and hopssof agiorious future, and
That ''God reigns and that the gov
eminent at Washington still Ives"
Tbeskfai Individuals
There are many reasons why individ'
usls should te grateful, and some ol
them are set forth IN the following
classical and sentimental excerpts:
|. M. Westou--''f am owner of the
sphere. and the seven stars and the
solar year"
Mayor Uhl =" "Ambition should be
made OF sterner stulf."
The Board of Trade-''To sleepi TIC
dreami Ave. there's the rubi"
1ne Real Estate Association-'If tc
do were as easy sc To- know what to do
cbapels had teen churches. and pool
mems cottages princes palaces"
Don J. IxasheFs-"We are advertised
BY our loving friends"
John ). Lawrence - 'Ing latitude
more stroF 8 than traitors arms, quite
vanQulshed 0isH.''
Larry Carroll" 'Tis true; It's pity
anti pity 'tis 'Es true"
A certain eontempofsry-"One tha'
feeds on abjeets, orts aud limitations
which. out OF use and stalled by othel
men. begin his iashlon-"
The Common Council-"And 80 sr'
they all honersbls men,"
The New Electro Cara
"a fash of the lightning, . breath o
the wave.
And man pssseth from life to his res
IA the grave"
Andy Fyfe-"Some are bern great
sosne achieve sr stness. and s0nle hsv'
greatness thrust upon them"
wililsr, Alden saish--"po not sav
the ar too much with your hand
shusT
The Democrat n politics.
"Ana sswnsd ike hound.
Ard bowed IKE eondsmen, k,ssnI
Caesars feet,
wh,lst damned essca, Ike cur be
hind,
struck caesar N the neck"
The Peoyis's psrsy--'sThe fsuIs, des
Fratus. - nos IA oar stsFs, bat "a oar
selves thss we are anderhrg.7
our Ministerial Friende--
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