New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-01
HOME AGAIN.

HOME AGAIN.
The maiden walks the strand no moro
Enjoyng the ocean breeze.
Where tho tlDy wayeets KISS the shore,
And the sand Is aliyo with neah
No more In a suit of blue or drab
Hhe into the water goes;
She fears no more tho vOraci0us CRAB
That sought TO deyour her toss.
She is done for the while with seaside hops,
Those Innocent desipatons;
She has turned her back on dudes and tops,
Aud given up beach firtstons.
The maiden ia back from her summering
To home and IL dear Delights
Back TO the garden gate 10 swing
With her beau through the autumn nights.
Boston Courier.
hyeyearold boy watched with interest the prepara
,ions for the funeral OF little girl had lived in
house the street He noticed the white Grape on
the door knob and afterward saw the carriage In
which she was taken away. The next morning he OBJ
served that the white material had been taken from the
door knob and he called out " Mamma, guess that lit
lie girl has come back. They've taken her dress In"
Are the fall styles OF wall paper In yetr' she
anxiOusly inquired
sYcs'm"
the Afternoon after having 2s4 samples displayed before
her on the rack she tenderiy inquired: Poe ''s'
. Have you any moref 1870 Dr..
Are You srre these are the very latest fa styies
aThen~then guess I'll take roil-one for two shl-
ings / want TO paper a trunkw-tDetroit Free Press
"A Democratic correspondent VI Inc Lo"tss"t
Courier-Jo,unar This young mao. John g. Wise. who
"a the Repubean candidate for Governor OF Virginia, is
about IA keen and smart they make them. | happen
IN know Wise we'll During the last session OF Congress
] was thrown with him great deal. and while could
not tolerate his politics, could not but admire the man
for the bold and manly manner In which ne soou oy ms
principles and fought for them. think that he has moro
poltlcal ght ia Him the square inch than any man
in this country. and the floor OF the House he was
ALWAYS aggressive aud never Numbered In repartee
This IA why like WISE for like all men who have prin-
c,pes and convictions aud fight for them"
Tho total annual consumption OF tea. Is now osti-
mailed il 1000 100000 pounds; Of coffee. lOOoOoOVoo
similar drinks dsed by less civilized nations ana
Tribes IL Is the fayorite drink OF Russia Holland ana
EnsIsnd the last country annually Importing lOO.-
o06 pounds or several pounds to each man. woman
and child. Philadelphia Ledger
The man who sits on o dry-goods box IN the village
store "a wellknown In Tennessee The NashrHe AmerI
can does him up in rhyme as follows;
o. Im IA mitoy thlnkin' man;
To do I've little else,
But Jess set on this dry. goods box.
And fumblo with my belts
For when the engine whistles,
What else for me ter do,
But quicker up my ready Ups
And go TO whistling toot
Yes I'm pow'rful thlnkn' man.
IA ever thought befel;
I'm always thinkin when I'll hear
I'm ring the railroad bell
And when the engine goes "ter-hoot."
rye got ter git right up and sooot
And 20 ter hoottn' too.
Georgia editor aud member of the Legislature
tbrsng for each others gore and the friends OF both
them on The hackers OF tho first say that their
ma, will fight buzz saw, while those OF the other
r m At he would not hesitate to fght Goliath fair fist
and s,I The Legislature will probably adjourn to
the fur fly.
4" Philander" said a pretty girl to her bashful
beau wsh you'd tie this ribbon at my throat, can't
zee how 20 do without glass" or course. TIL only
lie too glad to- said aud at grapped the strings
After nm unsuccessful EFFORT OF I'VE minutes. during
hich he got brick house and perspired like
ntch.r OF July wndc wsill. he stanmered
" f-I-dsn't think eau tic a respectable KNOT Miss
Mary {" suppose, Phander." she whispered. with O
pretty little bldsh suppose you call In preacher 70
ssIsf" Like the unveiling OF beautiful mystery the
ation itself to Phsnder, and he feels better
now.-IDetroit Commercial Advertiser
Tho horse that Jesse James. the famous outlaw rode
during his raids the property OF Dr. VAIL OF
Nashville Tenn He is large. finely built roam, with
nagnaoent neck and breast. clean cut limbs and lash
inc avas He bears q number OF deep made by
tina buIlsts OF those who attempted to capture his
rider.
oapta story has just been raked mp concerning the
late MIR Justice Maue and those who agitating
bout children aud hakng III courts justice should
study It's wisdom At a trial over which Mr. Justice
Mamie great doubt was expressed as To whether
the nature oath. To silence controversy the judge
asked the child II she knew where she would 90 70 sne
told lie, The witness meekly replied. mo. SIR To
whIoh the Judge added. " A very sensible answer.
Neither do know whore sou Will go to- You may swear
the wltness"-(W whitehall Review, London