New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18

You've seen him at mountain andstream and sea,
The man with thousand Ills.
Whose face is lit up with a look Of glee,
When he gets O new brand Of pills.
lie never goes out when the bright,
For he says it would kill him dead;
And he shuts all the doors when the shades OF night
Rise up from the West so red
Bayard seems TO think he and his grandfather
made this great and glorious country
ia little moro conscientious inspection and
approach 10 the Jewish dietary system could be arrived
at for the OF this country the quack doctor would
be bnished and the people become temperate ana long
lived This Ia the aim OF Reform Judaism TO rer"t what
Is eete and retain what is good and dissenn to 1t to
the world. -lOcoldent, Chicago.
Awakened flower and bird
Heed summers call
And Natures heart Is stirred
To brighten all
The bee with visace glad,
Now plumes his wing,
And, for tie city cad,
Prepare his sting.
The young boy on his school
Doth turn his back
And hooks fish from the pool
While " hooking Jack"
The rustic friends somehow,
In winter bauDed,
Are country cousins" now
And In demafd. 4 Roxbury Advocate
proprietor TO editor Well. the first pber Of our
new paper looks well. but here is one thing don't Ike
Why. this communi :ation signed An Old Sub
scrlber II Chicago Herald
Sam Jones is already suffering the usual penalty Of
notoriety I'm being lied about lie has had to deny
story that he Is negro.
Passengers on the Second Avenue Elevated road who
change nc the Chatham Square Station for the CITY HAN
trains fail TO see the just significance OF the Following
naned under one the long aud tedious flight OF steps,
,Twl prove that wisdom is worth more than strength
rhev feel that more wisdom should have been observed
nv the managers OF road them from the long
walk OF the platforms and the exhausting cmp OF tne
starway They would rather that the managers
would make personal application OF the mo'to Pan'cu
On one OF the steps the other end Of the BRIDGE which
reads as follows: Continuance IL letter than force
On the eastern slope OF sssing Mountain. igst back
Noeh sr,s naa s' waod
ohucKs and milking the neishbors' cows. One person
him Describes him as being nearly seven zee.
A constable and half dozen men started Tuesday to
arrest the man rs vagrnt but hearing terrible 1ti
earthly sounds beat hasty retreat ana 80 inc
Wild man of woods he Is called Is king OF the
mountain. lie is reported TO have called NJ lonely
house on the mountain and demanded food, and not
oStanlng il Immediately threatened TO take the life OF
the only occupant. woman. -lPne Plains Herald
II the Amer has been murderei as rumo red the re
mort that he Is going grand tour through Afghan
stan must mean that he is to have gorgeous f"uera
A NEW JUBILATE
"Iet her 60. smith."-lCoNFUcrUs.
sound the cymbal beat the drum
loot the deep bassoon!
Tho glad millennium has come,
That hand
Organ man
Has got a brand
Sweet violets." "Thr Mulligan Guards"
.'Climbing up the Golden STAIR,
Tho awful bore plays as before,
But then
The crank
GrInds out that splcn:
an Troyatore!' " Captain Jinks"
He plays. and % Gentle Spring."
Them as my jaded spirit Sinks
Why, man.
A splck and span
New thing !!
II thrills my sonl with rapturous bliss,
That tune unknown TO me,
care not what its title Is,
IT'S sweet mel
Then sound the cymbal beat the drum
loot to0t the deep bassoon
Don't let anazcment strike you dumb -
Just because
He went
'Ganst all the laws
OF precedent
That hand
And got brand
New tune
--[somerylllc Journal.
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