Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

shs summer al the Basagaru~r grave
yAEss VA ~.s Instantly sslis.i ~hile FL
lo~ias tie glo~. lie was sulA. -
hsgh rate q Sod. fns % mas k4yisg
s~clFrss ts4s h1sa sIl.er his or her al. :.
the 1883 may Be, when til~ Fiow stuck
ksckoTY rsot - ss,cA . ~ss a. g cFnsa
ne ribs n Mr. pssis ~ shio~ ffcn cue
Of re kandiz~. ka-llug htra Instantly A
wssk 40 res.s ia.n ns1asd Burslsek
q Trsass ixaIsiA snnury slss ssown hsy-
st@cs 4na saeountsrrd ratchfors -sA.s-d-
tnx asninst the sssek. tinss upward. bat
concealed bF re nay Tie thr~~ tinss
Of The fssk panc,uFsi the ahssomiaai
cavity. proving 50 fatal that bis son Is
n1~ san53ing Tie fsTta- L Ma h~ who
sso1 fls fork wrong end ap by the side
q ne stAsk We hope that from this
lesson- AnotA~f fAruaer. while fnixhinx
cut a Tall stack Of gram tins month and
noFovsr - mil-s frcm where the above
fzux ps~ occurred. called 30 his ~ 10
low - tsss up . long stake shArp~ned al
tn sai for the rnrpors II fastening The
top shs~s "a m stack The soa. who Is
. retired pitcher. having had hls "A "a
knocked on whils playing tho nstinnal
game At Cincinnati. being IN q sort ~
brown study. seat 10 10 frsr with such
so-o- that ths stake extended through
the back Of shs father over 10 inches.
making 10 extremely Sis,cul, for him %
change his eloth~- IN time Tor the funeral.
Th-se are among the reasons why boys
leave the farm
A suoscrieer 81 Ashsna. GA. sends In
TIE following clipping and inquiries IL we
taask u correct;
A British scs@atiss rseeat,y stated that ~
r>a vsis afns 10 pounds vsrs placed under Q
kydrsa2se psess end s.uersed nas the r-sais
YOU'D - ~ soGnds - wsssr and IS pounds Of
6-y residue.
We would hate TO venture an opinion
ON tAis. not having been present when IL
WA tried. but presume II 10 true. Yet
what could be the scientists object, We
would not treat anybody In that way
under any circumstance Some scien-
lists seem TO have no higher ambition in
life than Ia supply material for autopeies.
The writer moved away from New York
O. escape from q prominent physician
who wished 20 make o thorough exarni-
nation Of a few vital organs Of his tha:
do not in any way concern the public.
A man can't DO too careful that way In
these daya
Ssraysd-From the chateau 1t Buck
Shoals. one low Get bu.ro. Or child's
donkey. named Mario Ansuinstts. He
Il Of . mouse color. shading into ele-
plants breath on the stomach. He has
had his hair ON one side clipped with
scissors by the children. giving that side
. corrugated appearance which is notice
able even at distance. He's 81 years
Of age and v in his eighty second year
now. but does not show n Would be
taken for 70 or 30 only. His tail has not
been shaved since he left home. and SO
there must be a weeks growth Of beard
On L. He went away because the chill
drs.n made him wear sunbonnet at
Easter time. and he has just decided
lately that IL was an insult. Mary An
toinetts AZ times shows signs Of second
childhood approaching. but noticeable
only to those who know and love him
best. He went away In the night and
may have eloped with some one Any
one finding him Is cautioned about shay
ing bis tail without running it through
xn augur ho,e in the side Of the barn and
holding IL with a pair Of plumbers for
eeI-. A reward Of y viii be given for
the return Of Marie Antoinette and notes
~ % days given for crops destroyed by
him
The following poem, or portion Of one.
thsre being 10 other stanxas which are
emitted here. Is taken from paper pub
hshed near Cripple Greek. Colo, called
The Iris:
HINT FROM NATURE
Long AGO IA the olien times
People did not notice nature. but We
ARE oder and wiser aud
Should notice al things. yog sea
Dit ron ever notice nAtGref
She talks al day lcag.
Psrtsc~. friends. yor don't know
The hrook's reurmar Is ia -ong-