New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-19
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locks of hair 40 portraits 81 scarf rs are as
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society called the Dali Nippon Keizai km Jsp"Ho'o
Economic League has been organizeu III 'op"''
object is to investigate the economic sys'ein' VI I
nations with view to the establishment Oh h"'io
system Of political economy for Japan
DECEMBER IDYL.
seel The gull is graceful wingng
DER the ocean, mady bounding;
And the tern Is screaming. crying,
Mid the pillows, foaming sounding
List to north winds, booming, crashing
And to breakers. seething. dashihg-
IT'S old Neptune In the sea
Playing winters symphony
uarkl the snowbird low is chipping
'Mong the snow flakes, whirling. flying,
And the owl IS hooting blinking,
In the forests. roaring, signing
List to woodmen's axes falling
And to hunters bounding, calling
IT'S the season of tho rhine
Coating window paues OF Time.
-IWliam Hosea Blllou
An Indiana member OF Congress. with bundle VI
freshly letters hand. yesterday remarked
N there il anything in the world that my people uoni
%ow look here (seIectlng letter from the packagel
This is letter from woman of my district she WHITES
Dear sir: Ny husband left Inc seven years ago auu
have not heard from him since VIII you please 20 -
the office, get his present ADDRESS anu sena ,h
me- Now" continued the member here IL another
letter from citizen OF my district who requests me 10
to the American Minister at Rome ana ge' nm I'll
Italian queen bcc."-l Washington Star'
Angelina-"My DEAR I ashamed Of you TONIGHT
II was very silly OF you to make Mrs. Gaggs believe that
individual buffers were longer fashionable because
all the families in Shantyyille have Them You kho"
that is not true" ,
Horace-"No I don't either. Haven't they all got
goats And If the goat isn't an individual Dutter' "La'
III thunder is he T.
SING NE SONG OF THE oLDEN TIME
Sing me n song of the oden time
"uisbiand Iaddie" ana Bonnie Doom;
Sing to me now in the fading light. -,
For my heart goes back TO my youth to-hisn'-
Sing some dear old tune.
And will dream as hear your voice.
sweet. and tender and strong and clear .,o .rrc
Long ago when we both were young
You are so like her, dear
Take down her harp and touch the strings
TOO long, too long, have Trey silent Deehi
Ny heart has bsen fun OF hurry and strlie'
And the and worry Of active lie
long for the songs again;
Sing " Ye Banks and Braes of Bonnie Doom;
Your mother sang that song to you ,
While she rocked you there on her breast to sleeps
Dear little daughter, do not weep
Sing me the Old songs, too.
Sing logan Water" and " Land O. the Lsal,'
'Annie Laurie" and Ba. Ks o Dee;
Dear old songs that we never forget;
over my heart they are echoing yeti
She sang them all to me.
No music ever sweet can be
A the tuueul lays OF the days OF yore
/ Sung by mother and sister and wife;
/ Aud now my child, In this later life
would hear these songs once more.
So aing me a song OF the otten time
Highland LaGde" or " Bonnie Doom"
| sing to me now In the fading light,
/ For my neart goes back To my youth tonight
sing me some dear old tune.
-[Abbe Kinne
The third and fourth class postmlsters OF the oountr!
are going to hold National Convention. in Chicago, oil
the 18th OF next February They have number o
grievances which thoy propose to lay before the world
ON that occasion.
81 think Charlie" said Mrs. Smallface TO her youth
full shall put you into long trousers very SOON
But not until after Christmas, ma"
"Why not r.
| "Oh because you know. ma. shall have to go int
short stockings and they don't hold much"
/ Very clear head Charlie has Hartford Post