New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-15
THE TALK or THE DAP.

The lover slowly bcnt his head,
And with SEINE trepdatiOn
He kissed her on the lips and said:
"Sweet love, that's OSCILLATION"
Then. while her heart won't pit-a-pat,
Till she could almost hear IL,
Shs said II thought 1t must be that,
Or something pretty near IT,
Some benevolent Christian ladies' Of London are trying
the balletgrs by getting up mission for
them They the girls afternoon teas In cherries
halls call them poor creatures In patronizng way,
and exhort them to learn tho Church catechism BY
heart After thus mpressing upon them their degraded
condition, the ladies' home well satisfied with their
work. No conversions have yet been reported.
have succeeded to the craftsmanship Of the Tetons,
and want to ask whether your nation and mine are 10
live terms If friendly equality or whether you want
would like to remark that will have tap for
s So%r srdP oSa 81 whs
will be on peace footing toward your people as long
dces OF civilization Any deviation from this course OF
procedure will result in your being sent to the tower for
Please speak your Secretary Of the Interior aud have
him brace up the ratons issued 20 my tribes so as 70
Any cast-of material plug hats or light literature
now tile In your State Department will be gracefully
received a guarantee OF your good faith STANLEY
Iuntley lspoopendykel to President Arthur
boy in Pittsburg has swallowed thermometer and
the doctors unable to get 1t out II he can walt till
June the mercury will rise high that the instruments
will come soaring out OF his mouth
tons Of mail matter is lying s0rnbound In Chicago.
This is good deal matter; but It must be remembered
that oGiceseekers are just writing great many
| letters to Mr.. Cleveland.
Chinese servants becoming unpopular In Call.
fornia The wages Of All sin are too high -lPhadel"
phia News
Now the merry sleigh bells jingle.
And there's not a girl that's single.
And he'll sit within the cutter.
Filled with bliss he cannot utter
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bride.
| But when she is his bride,
In sleigh she'll never ride.
Or enrich the man who keeps the livery, Wy
| But at home her husband-maybe-
While she bthely brews the gladstone canip tea, tea
| Bonneville Journal
| The American Church School for Christian Workers Is
the title OF departure at Chautauqua. The school
will be In charge of DR. George p Hays OF Denver Col
The Sunday Normal Department will hereafter be
known The American Church Sunday school Normal
| Course"
The constitutional amendment act. introduced In the
Tasmanian House OF Assembly provides for the exten-
| sion OF tho franchise to unmarried women who are
taxpayers. The bill has been read a second time
| Boston Transcript.
| AN Anthropoogst" writes to The Pail Mall GaseAS
saying that the adoption of clothes by barbaros Traces
results later in their extinction, and che
strongly urges upon missionaries introduce this
deathbearing blessing of civilization among the people
| 10 whom they preach.
The woman who shades the mat on the doorstep may
fiji the public eye, but the who reckessy slovels
| of the roof makes striking Impression.
Iowa state Register
The fact that Mr. Cleveland been made the subec,
prayer by the chaplain OF the Senate is creating
little stir After his Cabinet is made up and announced
there will bea large number Of anxious statesmen
who will feel that he is past praying for
The discovery in Schenectady OF man with toe on
his left hand in place OF the index finger is reported
But what prohteth 1t him is not stated. -Boson Tran
script.
There are some bright spots reporters life after
all one OF this hard working class Of men in Bridge
port has just inherited $4,000 by the death OF uncle.
But all reporters don't happen to have rich unceswith
whom they on good terms.
In the year 1868 the number OF Irish soldiers in the
British army 55,5s3 or 3Os per 1000. BY steady
gradation that number fell in ten years to 39i2l, or
2l9 per l0O0 aud last year had fallen to 3l694 or
ls6 per 1000 These figures appear In the Governments
official reports. What does not appear Is the supple-
mere handful in 1868, has Teen steadily increasing in
numbers and in discipline ever since, waiting until
the times are ripe. ! London Tablet.
On a recent night at Perth, in Scotland, gentleman
who returning home after having Mr. Toole at
the theatre rescued man from falling into the river.
This incident has been utilized argument in favor
of the stage by enthusiastic plsygoer of the town,
who maintains at length in a local paper that II Mr..
Toole had visited Perth the would have been
drowned
superintendent OF tho china factory has hit
upon new method OF mixing eays which will produce
covery not the result OF chance but OF long series Of
product all the Qualities Of surface and capabilities Of
taking glaze OF the Chinese clay. For time the
nation but it will now be likely to take its Old place as
foremost in the rank OF china
phia Record.
We knew our old friend "the whrlgig of Time"
would turn up again all right. Ii appears this time In
the columns OF interesting contemporary TIE World
which prdes ITSELF believe, its unique ond vigor
vocabulary.
Last Wednesday in Irwin County, while Miss Allio
Prdgen at the spring ncar the house washing Doodle
Nash who had been paying his addresses To her for
time up. and after passing the usual compliments
accepted the LEAVING a, her %ashb sSe
went with the young man to neighboring house. where
the nuptial knot was tied Atlanta Constitution
The expense for flowers the recent dinner to tho
Judges OF the Supreme Bench by President Arthur
amounted to several hundred dollars in addition to the
resources OF the White House conseryatories Cana
dian voyagers the centrepioce Its keel was
composed Of stripes OF pink. red and white carnations
The rigging of smax and lilies OF tho valley, and its
cargo was made of La France and tea roses
An old farmhouse, with pastures wide.
A restless lad who looks from ont
The porch, with woodbino twinod about,
Wishes a thought from In his heart:
o. II only could depart
From this dull place the word to see,
All me /! how happy would be!
Amid the cty's ceaseless din,
A man round the world has been,
Who, mid the tumut and the throng
Is thinking wishing all day long:
o, could only tread once more
Tho field path to the farm house door;
The old green meadows could see,
All me how happy wsud be-
dublin Qreland) Timea
Mr. IIrsch Is the Peter Wooly of the Oregon Legsat
ure He lacked just vote tho other day to mako
him United States Senator and be did not for him
SELF In John t. Raymonds play For Congress-" Peter
Wooty Is an unwilling candidate for office, and his
refusal to vote for himself gives the election to another
The editor OF the Japanese paper yi Gb.mbo with his