New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
THE IAN or IHE D4K
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handsome
dcphil. process OF completion. Is to develop a
new idea in religious work. IL Is to be not only church.
but an institute for instruction subjects OF especial
interest to working people. Accommodations will also
Ice provided for and musng entertainments
Many prominent manufacturers are interested In the
venture THE Institute. says the prospectus. will be
devoted to secular and hcnchcent uSes-socia enter
tainncnts concerts illustrated Lectures, public discus
-ons and deyerances upon themes OF especial interest
to working people; the accommodation OF classes IN
mechanical drawing languages, mnsc, sewing and en-
broory cooking and general hOuSewifcry: and as the
way opens IN 40 FAR possible TO tho manifold work Of
a fully equipped public institute"
HOW IT HAPPENED.
lie held my hand
kucW'tNas wrong,
And sun did not chnie him;
lie clasped my waist
Aud | weak beside him
IL bent his face
Down close 10 mine
His brown eyes were so pleading
AMI maybe. TOO,
lie IN mine
Bat eyes are 80 misleading
Its mu,tache brushed
Ny rcddeumg cheek
ON. dear! how It did uckio!
had to smile
1coudn't speak
l wonder II he's ncklc
lie kissed moi Wei.
II you must know.
I'm sure don't deny IT.
And kissed him
Well, maybe
His actions would imply It,
My foolish heart
Was thrOhOing
That could not prcventA
IL said he loved
| don't know
Iwonder II he meant IL!
-iSOmcrvie Journal
A fashion itom says "The English custom OF wearing
dresses with bOdccs tor dinner to be de
this winter" This - certainly excellent hyglcnic
idea Low bOdccs without dre,se might do In midsum
mer. but during tho rigorous cold OF winter u lady
should be rugged out In something II little moro do
rIgueur and wdrmcr.-lNorristown Herald.
Papers must come out the day OF publication no
matter where the editor Is said the Editor OF The ES
tnc Dak Bci I'm recent issue: II there is lack OF
news In Be 1t is because the managing editor
away from the OF action most Of the week. not
returning TIL Thursday We had intended to write
an article on the tarl this week"
SPLENDID FELLOW.
Drlmonlcos ia where ne dimes
Onquail on toast washed down with wines;
Ihen lights Il twenty-cent cigar
with quite flourish AT the bar
IIc throws hts money down. so proud,
And sets 'eh up all the crowd;
\ dozen games Of billiards, too.
lie gdyly loses ere he's through.
oh. he's a splendid fellow. quite;
lie pays hIs debts with such delight,
And often boasts Of-tO his elan
His honor as "A gentleman
But when this splendid fellows Wits,
Who leads at home "a frugal life,
Iiegs for little change 10 buy
A dress, he looks at her so wry
That she, alarmed at his distress
Gives him u kiss and sweet caress,
And says: Don't worry 80, my dear
I'll turn the dress made last year"
Ill. Z. Dodge IN Detroit Free Press
The prevalence OF cigarette smoking In st. Paul has
caused not little comment from newcomers who have
given the subject the least thought IL IL noticeable
that there are more men IN proportion to the population
who use the " Insult on square smoke" In st. Paul
than most any other city IN tho United States. heard
the thlng EXPLAINED the other day The person oering
the explanation was from Winnipeg. Cold weather IL
the Reason said he. ut becomes cold to smoke out