The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-26
DR.. G. E. ARCHAMBAULT,
Rs PembertOn Square, boston, Mass.

tected Miss Duck in a corner. The fero-
cious Filipino, however proved to be in
most amiable mood. He leaped TO Tip
py's shoulder and caught hold of the Of
flee boys ear in a cordial way, and when
Tippy produced some peanuts he and the
monkey were at once fast friends. AT
the sight Of Tippy and the monkey amia-
bly, fTaternizing the others took heart of
grace, for it was a really pleasing sight
to see the strange arrival pop the kerr
mel into his mouth and generously press
the shell upon his protector Mr. Trip
and Miss Duck stepped forward, but MIR.
Trip did not like to trust Miss Duck too
near without holding her hand so tight
that he could readily draw her out of dan
ger. Mr.. Krank came up, quite interest
ed.
"Well, we'll" said he, at looks better
now. After all Tom and Mrs. Krank will
be amused by 1t, and If Ii dies Ii will be
instructive to Tom to dissect."
"Oh, Mr.. Krank, please DON'T" cried
pretty Miss Duck, and shuddered in the
sweetest way.
But we can't fool with monkey all
day." cried Mr.. Krank, pulling himself
sharply back to business. "Tippy, you
tie il with string TO the leg of my desk,
and then while I'm out, it won't keep
you from your work Now, Mr.. Trip, what
have we for the court this morning?"
Tippy tied the monkey as hidden.
You'd better get II a frankfurter or ham
sandwich to keep it quiet said Mr..
Krank.
IN" said Tippy. please. sir, monkeys
don't eat NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bananas or
nuts or"
''Well, wen, get II some food and never
mind the change" said old Krank I'm
blessed if l know what or how much mon
keys eat. Come, Mr.. Trip"
Turkey for Thanksgiving sure" thought
TNppy as he ran to tell the elevator man
all about 1t.
When he came back Mr.. Krank was
| gone to the court on his law affairs, but
Mr.. Trip, instead of being busy as he
should, at his own desk, seemed to be in
structing Miss Duck how to work her own
Remington. Trip did not seem TO have
much work for the boy in the office that
day.
'aTippy." he said, eff you could oblige
me by taking two seats for tonight az
the Terpslchore Theater, I'd be obliged
| Here's the money, and you needn't mind
the change, Tippy."
"Turk-turk-turkey for fair" sang Tip
py. "ohl rs turk-turk-turkey to spare, y
said Tippy. and he told the elevator man
If he'd dine with Tlppy's mother Thanks
giving day, he could count on a royal
blov- out.
IT'S got to half dollars now" said Tip
| py to his pal. tel you those people must
! think The world of me- don't your"
Sure they do said the elevator man
| Remember me in your wiz Tippy, my
| son"
| When he came back with the theatel
tickets the office was just about to re-
sumo a business like look when the door
| opened and a 17-year-old lad dashed in.
| HE, where's my father?" he replied
"How do. Mr.. Trip? OH Miss Duck
| you're looking scrumphousl Where's that
monkey? Where's my father? Tippy, I've
| letter from brother Jack in Manila ant
he says he's sent a Filipino monkey
here. Have you got it? Is ii here?"
| Tippy beamed on another friend and
| opened the door of the lawyer. room. Fol
| five minutes the Office was in confusion
/ while the two boys chased the monkey
about to Miss Ducks screaming accom-
| pauiment. and at last, when It was re-
| tied and given more nuts to paefy il
| Tom Krank drew Tippy aside to a corner
| and slipped a quarter into his hand.
! Don't let anything happen to lose it
| Tinpy," he said I'm come tonight wher
| I'm going home and take It away Say
T'ppy, monkeys don't live long in this
| climate you know. and I'm going to the
medical schools next year. you know. and
| I'm studying, you know, Ike anything
| don't you know? Now n monkeys much
| better to study than cats, you know. and
I tell you what, Tippy. for you're a gooj
| sort OF chap, don't you know, YOU can
come and watch me dissect him-when
| he's dead, of course you know"
He didn't wait to see how Tippy appre-
! ciated this unexamp.e1 favor. but was Off
/ about his business. Then all was Quiet
| until old Krank came rushing in with a
| client, spent half an hour and went out
| with his client again. The office work
| went on, and sometimes Mr.. Trip took Da-
| pers to the inner office and sometimes
| Miss Duck did. and quite often Tiipy
went in to see how the Filipino monkey
| got on. The beast seemed 10 prosper
| but he was never still. He hoped an over
The sanctum and Tippy had constantly "a
| arrange things it's prying fingers had dis
turbed. But Tippy had a lot OF envelopes
10 address. and after Mr.. Krank and his
! client went away the Office boy forgot
about the monkey until Mr.. Trip sud
| denly said
THAT monkeys keeping very quiet
Trip took papers to the inner Office ana
then Tippy went TO Investigate and. he
holdl the exile was lying on It's side or
the desk. dead and cold.
Then TipDy was most disconsoiate, bu,
Miss Duck cried.