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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-15
Duncan Gillis called at the Mime

n,-z~- n.n.- .I- 4
%ono,;s hau,o na.toudnu .no WI n &c
CO. stautaJ :, -" TO-. I.o Il a
ont 80 80 a. 49, "o"" aHu ula'
naarod $500 tho .oono az "a. vi ny Ia ap
Ia on ~ - 81 !uS as ne na'
iad hin otf 80 ha n"i;on ao, i h AM
was Hnad soO onS ) 55 800 S u
Of payment be was consigned to tn,
chain gang for ten days.
Tho r.oa;o, All ,.o;..u A. CT
Co,,Iaa NJ ~ ohnroh iii ia ~ oan
mai s.ia - nsaf,,i Nv WIZ lulu .Heir an
tho M n nhnrnh ~ Tna.S nne ~ ~
$500, m;,i hn aa.,n5 .uouay, Icy. 10
;na ~,nmn,o;n ~ o%,ainai,s e'eI1
sona ell onshisn Lii ~ ndn ~
,ha n,n.t nonminn MI 10 pios0nteo :.
ma nno p'ppIhn IA HanI oIuiee
snonn t,vo,ra soIao,adp tpu H. iaI;nn
Vnt'nS Mi oonumo =. - au
and ~. wm na,,I, mnIe uulnns me e.eni1e
A" 'oeu'' i"o hno"n" ' o''o'h
Neihart will DOR have a The Boston
clothing store. John H%eavenrich who
s,nra ;o tho T iyJin Oh III iarse cio.hing
StorL 81 nno,ds ~ No o WI an,I, no,e nns
ba w;,l uuS Snn H. sntG,,tty ~H Th
Ros,nn NJ r b ,s thro,n t' hUhnle
man and ,ha naonTo a sNu,;Thust r uIe't aa7
him 70 ho iore ~ thomseinoa" i WI ornr,
mnuanant tn ,uthon NV es'ii
hat areat ne staoL ~ noads VI VI
viii 6nen un w;lI ho now ond ~ the
Ia,ost stv,aGp ,nd h;s nr;"os nonnat he
dmnI;catod wost ~ Gt Dol ~ NC
Ida Wallace a girl of the town, got in
to a row in a South side den Saturday
night and made things move at a lively
gait for several minutes. A warrant was
sworn out and placed in an officers
ohode sho had al Tha oMos en ~ sann
IN her troll ond nro.nr;no ~ $3.50 oOd
buggy aaw w;th I;ohtan;n, snaad oetar
the fT,,t;wo ond oa6tn.ad S. r go Sand
Conlss ond ratrrnpd to tha o;tu Gu
was tr;ed vastardaw and fo,nS ,,;Itv
of tbe char9e ~ fabt;na I'D wos car
tencad nv Justice HouL;ns 20 ,ou So
of sin and az IN cooto Har sr;ands
rnstIad unc.eb ono,ob 70 i;or,dota tha
ccount
h II. y. N. T.. A. held their semi
annual meeting last night and selected
following officers: President, G. {.
Remington; LIST vlce-presldent, ii. A.
orrasnord;na seoraterv T. Rnss,
Gnanci.I soorot,rv H. Eronh.r, traas'
nrer r. IT Dahl. anida 1fhomas 0sL.
land. onard,.n GeR Einnh. tr,s,oas
7. r. Fox' q q Remington. e. \ Finch,
grievance committee, f. f. Ross, f.
Baker, Z. Z. Remington; relief commit
tee, Z. H.. Dahl. j. Homes, Bert Luther;
delegates to I. ~ l.. c., g. Q. Remington,
}. f.. Fox. g.. j. Finch, There was a
nreya;led
The following deeds were recorded
yesterday: George Bowers to Mary
Lange, lot Is, block l, town of Sun
River, S6O; Washington Quail to Geo.
River $40. Towrsite comnanv 70 Iamas
n Holmes Iot 10 hIock f17G' Mira al
Grant EaIIs 800. Same r. oscar
A ErndnlI cast half NJ lot II hlooE 09
Third addition Grant FaIls soSO. sama
to A II Schmitz md .Jnsenb Tr;mhnn
two and a 1OO aores If I.nd on Wet
sue en oi riVer cOmPr's'ns the sue
2y,oooi oeIry Ooiilns anu wlie 10 W T.
L ltZgeralO, uDulVlU6Q one IOuTLn IN
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-15

The largest assortment Of souvenir
spoons " Great Falls at W. T., Cham
hcrlaiu's, IA Central avenue.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-15
IDnk ota RpCoIyers.

v ASHlNGToN, Dec. l3. - Terrence
rtin has been appointed receiver of
Fargo land office and John d.
.shes vi The land office at Pierre, =. D.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-15
POSTPONED THE TIME.

f'n Biii VIII Not Go Into Ehcct Until
June 1.
WASHINGTON, Dec. -. The ways and
ans committee have changed the time
.eu the tariff hill will 90 into effect
M March | 10 June /, 1894.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-08-25
C. BREWER & CO., LID

QUEEN STREET, HONOLULU Ii. /.
AGENTS. FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Go.
Onomea Sugar Go.
Honome Sugar Co.
Wailuku Sugar Co.
Waihee Sugar Go.
Makee Sugar Co.
Haleakala Ranch Go.
Kapapala Ranch.
Planters Line San Francisco Packets.
Chas. Brewer Il Co.'s Line OF Boston
Packets.
Agents Boston Board of Underwriters.
Agents Philadelphia Board of Underwri-
ters.
LIST OF OFFICERS:
Hon. J. O. Garter, President & Manager
George ii. Robertson Treasurer
E. f. Bishop Secretary
Col. w. T. Allen Auditor
Chas NJ. Cooke
III. Waterhouse Esq. Directors.
8. O. Allen Esq.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-08-25
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-08-25
IT VIII Come Back to You.

You have father? You have a
mother? You love them. But once
in a while you grow impatient, and
the meanness of your nature crops
out; it wreaks itself on innocent
father and mother, perhaps, and
they suffer the punishment of a
cross word called up by another's
annoyance. The hard word is
spoken. 1t may be regretted, for
given and forgot, but it can never
be recalled. Father and mother
will sigh and forgive, but
Some day it will come back to
you.
Yesterday, maybe, little one ran
up to you smilingly, and with the
innocent, heaven-born confidence
of childhood, clapping its little
hands, that would not harm a fly,
in your face. The childish action
delighted its author, but it annoyed
you. You were busy and reproved
the little one. Two pearly tears
stood in her great blue eyes, her
lips faltered and she turned away
from you. The era of childhood,
with its happy feeting hours, will
erase the unkind word, but
Some day it will come back to
you.
A beggar stands at your door.
The rain is dashing in torrents
through the black atmosphere of
the night, and the sharp vivid
lightnings only intensity by their
violent contrast the awfulness of
the darkness. The beggar's plea
for shelter is punctuated by the
blast that howls forth its anger,
and you turn your brother off.
This will come back to you
some day.
If you are impatient, testy, i'll
humored, spiteful, malicious, cow
ardly and mean, your whole life
will be a constant reckoning with
evil actions, whose enormity is
only equaled by the increasing
wickedness of the future and an
unatoned past is always the pre-
cursor of a more reprehensible
future. A bad heart is boone
rang of passions whose evil conse-
quences always fall on the head of
their luckless author. On the
other hand, all good deeds work in
a similar way, with the rules that
govern premises and conclusions,
causes and effects; if either good
or bad, the result will be in con-
ormity with the nature of the
deed. Your bad deeds and good
deeds are juries that sit upon the
destiny of your life and decide the
verdict of happiness or despair.
Some day they will come back
to yon.-Ex.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
IKkIU1GAM

county containing Rock lake. sheet
OF water twelve miles long By about
one hundred rods wide, borocred by
cliffs ascending perpendicularly -
heights q seventeen hundred to
twenty-five hundred feet.
The canyon Of Rock lake runs east
20 west II Is q deep hole IN q plateau
Of solid rock and the bottom has never
been sounded by man. The eastward
extremity fails abruptly from the bed
of a small creek. down. ana down i've
hundred feet. over n cascade. down
another plunge Of six hundred feet,
aaa fnally CT over > scc1 ID cascade
thr.s, hundred feet TO the bottom Above
tAe land rolls away in small heaps #
stone and barren slopes Tor iise niles
on either SIDE. Down at the bottom Is "A
valley, one ipv three miles ia extent.
al covered with the pFcttiest ccat Of
tropical foliare 10 bc found anywhere.
The climate IN this deciiyiiy Is as trop-
zeal and deliybtful n that which
gives Hawaii al envied fame all the
world over. The temperature seldom
fills below sixty degrees Fahrenheit
ana rs-cly goes above ninety. The
cold II winter il seemingly unable -
reach tie level - he valley. owing 70
tAe Internal warmth naturally belong
IN 70 a hole - deep. The heat of
summer il tempered he the cooling i'm
flsences 81 tie lake aAioirin- Tho
,sF,.t end - thi< little Garden - Eden
5nsars strrrtly orns pre- picr one
hundred feet into Rock lake, and The
vr.ssrra sra of tho lake. twelve nasies
fast her on. Rnds al outlet througha mar
row - -vesay between hills sloping
sharriv aid 400 oreakinv into dis-
snssaOereA pyramid 81 basait rock.
IA. surface ~ Rock lake i not much
above sea level. and the unfathomabie
aepsh % the rater. clear as crystal.
connected With weird surrounding.
se'ords a thetae Tor railo~1phic r1ssii-
tatlon not enrpasse8 BY the subiil1e
rurzednsss 81 the Alps
An Isalan legend - his remarkable
lake MAKES IL the home - = uionstreus
"a serpent. The remnants - tie red
I .rite4 ~hseh usea r. frequent Is shores
tel the. white neiGbbrrs that 30 IN.
sf.u can venture into the water eifhes
- bath or = pleasure trip in raoos
urifbs.a. tsing swallowed whole ~ ne
/ hsscsus rrossie. ard - this day ths
.t.srteines ls-,s uY1a Bock Lake Wa
~. ssrne apprehensson that an eio
ti.ge arfhs,aos psnders over tile 'error'
- rar~at8ry. Their lezeni declare
shst N eatirr trib~ -sas isshsa T. d.
s,,.,-s5.su arsi eaten res aisnF eeninrie'
80 al - sasssy TIE greed - thn
~e~~ monster ~ anotser tns ser
f~z lie aatsseass gssiiei - Cos
ss.r.s... =, isss. bsFg8 - reeie ~
-. x, th~sr esTsrts - sseaEe tes ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
HOME OF A MONSTER
Legends Make a Lake the Retreat
Of Sea Serpent.
IT IS IN WASHINGTON STATE
IA Ii Twelve Mics Loax and No One
Has Ever Sounded It's fsostoin--
Situated In = Deep Canyon

Lon before msnkind ever heard OF
this Little earth and started its COZ
quest from sex monsters. says Tie Ia
coma Ledger. the area that now Il siis-
tin.rai1hed ey the name u faioAse
county had been subjected To violent
uphsavals and radical chAnges IN to-
poxraphy. A great inland sea rested
here for many centuries and the easIn-
ical action OF the water enriched the
soil simultaneously with ieseiing the
sediment In the form Of vas, plain.
Internal commissions, whether from
volcanic action or ft.m shrInkage OF
the planet consequent upon the cool
ing process then going on-peraaps
both co1abine d-rAised the submerged
plain high and dry. with steep de-
cline - the westward The rushing
Hood cut the and into ridges AID ra-
vines. high bluffs and lonely rocks be-
ing scattered promise uously In living
evidence OF the revolution. The sur
face thus presents = brokea and pietur-
esque scene. Chief among the won
derful products OF these prehistoric con
vulsions and delrges is canyon over
in tia northwestern part Of Whitman
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

The comments Of high lie below
stairs On the fashienable entertain
mcnfe given a. Washington ara char
atteris;lc and amusing. says kste
Fields Wash.urton The last large re-
ci'ption given By e.-fps'master tfee-
eiai sra Nrs wsuanaaser. Z VII Be
rumentcrcHl v.ss - The employees =
the pct ofsse department. without Re-
gard - 49,, Eek or previous condition
~ seryitaae Ia speaking u tAe ap-
preachinE cntsrtainment one 81 The
enests n he house. thinking - please
tss ri xaitarv - the kissiisn - reirssx-
inz 81 to great r,fss tsr II soeeQtafscs-
received aid Ne shall hsvs grea;
erurs5 here Tonight, - haze i.oes &C.
cersfsae<s Yes Responded the
dbl laffiiv szrsosir.g resTee' - per.
arfs IN his rerlT. and they - hTsng
',sss empty sfosnAshs vita them
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
FOR THE SMA' ONES
A worlas Far Structure Of tx
usorainap interest
WHERE tets ARE CARED FOR
Description Of tss Masa Atls<ofsse and
Utiist~rsAa beasAs<~--oolss>ss-s "a
Pledges AID oshor f'osssA

No oss~ who is Interested In eh.A~rssa
can fail 10 al1 much intxrs<t la tns
cl.illresl's building ~ Tia far. and 20
aous.t at thai s<szDe Who 40 not To-
olnde themselves n li.st ssssSury VII
give naoss than passing si&nse TIE
buiid.ng Is PRETTY aeoor-tea CO the
outside and l. baiit with -sl open oocrt
sr the center. extending - ts.s second
ssery.
Ia this coer< are various appliances
for es1unaxsle Exercises. which boya
aud giris enscy alixs- Here 81 oer<ain
hours II tie day. class IN phy>ao~i
.xerrsse t. led " = teacher. AZ cue
watches the children g. through The
MONUMENTS CT sr11-. iess. feet snd
heads. one longs 10 Join them and can
not bat feel tat tAeir muscles viii lie
eeye.nlsot 4ad more graosfnl setioas
will t,e the result - such work.
On the second foor are several roolns.
devoted - sloyd. = model k.nserg arsen /.
kitchen garden. the tsueliag 81 deaf
and dumb ch-idron - sIsAk. etc. Ia
each Of these. practical dssnonssr.fzons
are given st different hours Of The day.
Where many "a sf.~ visitors lager
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

man from taking the medal twice he
might have had . new decoration
every year. for year has seldom
passed since the fund was created that
has not been marked by the perform
anae OF some fine deed by this brave
man. The writer saw him one night
during fire in Warren avenue 90
into a blazing frame house when tao
chances seemed almost twenty 70 one
that he would los burned IT srfocated-
4 woman had said that her two babies
wcre in the burning building. Murphy
gropci about ON the floor, crawling
from room To room until he found the
bodies OF the children. lie was very
nearly killed himself. bg. when. half
dead. he was pullcI through the win
dow by two Of his men ne held tbs
bodies Ia his arms. The daring OF the
man has been 50 extraordinary that Il
has given ground Tor jealousy In the
department and hrcincn have been
heard - complain that WHOM lives
we're to b. saved Marphy gave NO one
cise a chance. hu; always insisted "a
asiur frst in the burning bahain;.
lie Is an Aia rican by birth. and be
wlnt Cd the force in ISIS. IN 1873 ne
as appoint "a lieutenant and IA $50
ciipfain Fhies Sgvenic promoted h1n
tflaa assistant raarshalship IN Septen-
+. 1855. giving ala command ~ the
Fifth battalion. Later ne was trnns
fctrca frst - the Twelfth battalion
unA then g. Tn. Fourteenth Il was
cd account - his enervy and fearless
uess OF sanger valuable quality IN
. place brilt as the exposition - hniit
-hat he was GIVEN charge - the fair
dapartmen. when Chief S~enie took 4
oft - she hau,s ot Mr. hurnhain.
nls career I'm 1ackson perk has been
brilliant Marshal Murphv has been
hurt tsngrronslrtFis both accidents
htracnihg whilc ~ ws~ on his way -
a ere.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
A GALLANT FIREMAN.


Jhs tiAsrs ~ Ch.rgs 81 - WsrSas bsss
Yzre Dsvassssess-
Tho Chicago Gre department. whose
history furnishes nAay Instances OF
level, thoughtful courage. has no Eaefn-
Der mere widely known than Chief Of
Bztta.ion Edward W. Murphy. In .
department conspicuous for Individual
COURAGE Murphy is noted for his
splendid heroisln lie Il said 70 have
saved mors people from death by tire
than any other man in America de
has been mentioned hnnorably for
fea,s Of daring in eight general orders
written BY man who " seldom lavish
of prs.ise-the present chief Of the Chi
cage tire department lie was the nrst
winner of the Lambert Tree medal.
wh.eh Is siven every year as reward
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
BUILT ON A HILL
Coed TsrnpIars' Tempe al the
HacsIey PARK
IsA MODEL Of CONVENIENCE
Exsas-soas a. ~ Saa 60 the t'eiicaiory
fserci.s--. vi "a Vii Be nsid
Aasa.< 4--fhe osi0srs-

A. rhs last session a the grand ipdgsi
Il I. d. "a. L. held IN this state last .tus
xa.t. steps reFs taken fof tie erection
= : templs building. a. a Goal Temp.
lsr sun.u.er home. or club house, a.
Usckley park me building has beet
erected. sad on Fristay next vii Re sest'
i.,afed. In Is three storifs high. with
ssur stories Ia the tower. The hrst
roor consisss q Two Offices. aso auditor
ian. kitchen and dining ruoaa. The
.ecoed .oer eonsists x TIVE parhsrs anfi
t.saty one raofns fas guests. and ti.s
third hoor AMI tower contains twenty
90. alsiiti1nal roons Ter guests. Up
ncsits ths frst and second tioor - "A
fifteen foot x4randa. entirely surround
~ tie bullEng. There IL also aveFands
ouuo-.ts ths fourth i.Dor. Ia The toNes.
ne bailshnq, vita "a Furnishings costs
sfoas esCta and - i.ghted With ia
e.n.lszcen. electric lights. Tue fenl-
vis - located On top Of The halt 81 TIE
entrance Il fisekiey park. shout lou r.
4foss the l,gei u Lake A4ehlesn. Frcsn
~ sesan.14 one has delightful yaees
trth Lake Michigan an4 Aoca Lake.
- aea - the channel connecting tfe
txs. aad Hsekiey park en- tho south
Haek.sy park yely r-nca feseiApit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

Of Hath In has bpdy snd goes On =
ship NTH Il Il The eve ret. rookie. ~
heisA win ~ shousk sooos ins1ds 81
you and dnnse ;ixs and wal.es and
your hart viii "a no IN yorr mouth -
VIII your seur.n.ek snd vour bili %
fair and yoxr insarssli r~vssaew and
sofoarth and then she wha.ls VAL gsi
swl your heitA-
But II 200 gin s~i swesty and stand
IN pisse whsre wilsc - 81 drss tnos
Beerl tie wind win pat yenr las As> oss
(which u your iunes.l for you vii ketsa
eoSld aad csrs1nxl.ss viii rro In youl
pipes sd youli hsfl % take o>d nvsi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
TIE mslunoeoss.
A strange People Who Live N the neus-
tatns Of Tcnncssse.


tstns Of Teuncssee.
1t is no. generally known that IN the
mountains OF eastern Tenncssce there
lives a class If pccuiiar-looAing people
whose oriria Is wrapped in mystery
aud who arc called by thc whites heiun-
geons
The legend Of their history. which
they carefully preserve. y ci'si Ag1est
many years ago these mountains were
settled by n society - Portuguese al
vrn,urr-x. men and women. who cane
from the shore 81 Virginia. that they
might be freed from tho restraints and
drawbacks iulposcA upon thegn by any
form Of government lhey r1Gsse theia-
selves friendly with The Indians ard.
freed. a. they were. from every kind II
SOCIAL government. they upr,vfed a.
conventional forms 81 society and iivcd
in kind q delightful Ttog "a q thcir
s,uvn creation. trzmplinc apon tbs mar
riare relation. dcsEising all fersus q
religion and snbsist4bg upon corn tie
only possible product ~ tie ssii aud
the rarae IF the gfea; forests They
intcrsnised uith the Indi and sub
seqsentig wiih the negroes. ard thus
formed the present race - MslonEeonsl
Thev arr tail. strsirht. v1li-foressa
people. = dark euff~r color. hu'
with csrcas-ian features. They wsrs
privileged VOTERS 81 f1s ola slave ass'
and accreditrs eitiSrrs They az
hrave but qusrrelsone. and sre bcsPii-
able - strsngcr~ They have -
rr~scl,ers among them and are siuaes'
without AIRY knowieize of surrrsos
Being They marry ~ cststiishe<
forms. bat husband snd wife ear ~~ps
5 rate at pleasure -ithouf meeting III
any reprg.ach 81 disgrace fresn th~i'
friends Tbes haze "a, LITTLE s@s''cis
ton with their neietbcre- snd sre =
every respect. save that they A. uuae'
the Jurisdiction 81 the ssstt gcv-rn
meat. . s<r.Arate aud d.stinef p~ople-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

srrsnxed 81 Mr. Dsise the Spring Laks
s,ra1ss lad slil ran one - boa
fra fraltpeft. sfrlng Lake 4ad
Grand L4sea - Hxe<lsy PARK On
si,e ssn4s dats. fhs cFat1r Ga tkis
oceasse1 i tbs Hon. Lou j. beseehAsp
a Hanailton. Ohio. e ~hsn the CLsse-
lazl Lsaier truly said The Cough u
tns sss1, truly she The Ooed isesp-
lars q this co1nty have poFshass a
tins Efteen foot tx which ues SAi
pruseaf - the grand lo<ise AZ tie Ia .
q tbs ds~lieation. Cor useoo The jemple.
he Gooi Ismr.af nas. eoatziaing the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
HAg EYPARK ASSEMBLY


the longest II the crs ~ ne uu'idinf'.
which Is the ohildren's playground
Here. protected from the Sun ~ sn
awning and from al danger 81 'Alsnir
4, the ground by wire netting "a fect
high arrsrd tho eige. = srvri Of ''issrrY
boys and girls we're plsyins sosns
sere slieiug down pa1ior iss1o5'rail.
LAUGHING heartily n enc arc as,othsr
slipped. ccusing sagetaer n hcsp
others were sitting In little chairs
amusing themselves IN oslscr ~as's 'sr
talking with the VISITORS, Tor WHOM
hefsshes were p~lxided Zach cfsila
chiid wore sttachcd a. ia ciouina
i.,aes ts- with n number. This eersrs
To identity the cAild b. 80 n'es''fF. y "a
a. enjoying the fair In cozafori. feeling
that her ckfld IL being care-d i'f IA
corrfrrt. with no fears THAT 50 he"ifh
.-tlf -. - t...,s..-,..1 f.x hliGf or fatlyue-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

OIL In large doees and doctors bills os
your helth viii sit syesiekles on IL an
wont thsw out tlli you hare went tth
to the other world-.you know wharf
A germ Is q l.t,ul sraawi thing which
il out Of sight IL cant waikiki cant
talk Ia, i; can no<ik the life out Of i'm
Korb.t or John ssllavun orenny uther
ehunk of helth on earth & IL clnmois
had had ..oar helth he wooent need 70
discover no moar worlds bat could
,tzsd Rite Here and See the worlds
Fair and dockter eenkins & ousrnteen
4 rappit Transit 4 vary mnany things
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

The following .s.ofv - Carlyle 10 sc3d
~ Isord Hcaghton. tiar ~te~ry - Ire
hna. zho~s father va< a srf~fsf - th>
great root<hran- " npT-~~ei ffsss
Gle sfrssr "a Che,ses brrsnit fsse tsiesns
vAea rh'id. -sr~i IL fes-oQ 'fr-s
,-lrht hAlfs.rrscs nus pr ~ ''''s~
lnr.s t,~wr.r rish 80 s~rn rsr~
tlsf doer enc d.; cariyis Fs-~ "a 81
80 Treasure az rsse% n hss-r are -
referring - ~ ipria~rs i'~ "s>n ~
~. .rTqhs f.-iss.r = ha7'pnsse 80
r.oss isss.ass wryais sirt ere hus-
area x.yns.as ns~. - $50 slsss fs-etsoG
Ger cue sps.aserss baes ssArn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

7. wood he good llesiny for Some
folPes II they didn't have 80 mulch
hoith for then thay wondnt Get 80
mptch and corh save mummy for thay
,,onsns ware 81 mnsch close & 90 out
50 much 60 sprrd fuunny9
49, - peepil So that heith Il wel'h
hit iftti. .. - De ritch < To TOO bat
ma wool he pepper Poor as lazzeris
FIR =. -. got sr1s.f 3 iais'<estgs 4 grurts
awl ,be time with fooraytistn & castle
Jews ( la-n9a-o.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
TIPS ON THE HEALTH
Joe Ker's Office Boy. Gsorgie.
Talks on the Subject
FROM A SMALL BOYS POINT
Tri,e Aphorisms Condensed Into frAe-
ticai Hut Misspclied AAainas ey
Ioungsser.

You can kick helth out Of Il Iurson
but you cant kick IL In
You can see helth & ycu can feel u.
?. when you gin IL Bat you cant Pick n
mn and waek on with /, like Dog
would . bean 4 you can drink your
heIth but you cant eat II = . stone
don't have no heiih bat good COW has
rot vary much Of IL but siggcrestcs Is
deadly poisin-
II heI,h wux d would chuck s.gger.
cites could smoke her ont an there Is
lots Of heith in bysickle bat ded
herce Amt got none
helfh is davided into too ts) kinds.
fz:
Good helth
4 bad helth
hut my ma amt got no helth tan
and q baby which can 90 fer the bot
iii a scwall without no stnmmiek ak
& sofourth amt 60. nothing but helth
So has q tramp. bat a grone man II he
Amt sick Is go, moar heith then iittni
bows like me because he's bigger 4 can
hold moar & groaver cleevlum OF :
have CRATE eel
but the Broadway cors wont be Heithv