New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23
YOUTH.

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When days were lived from hand to mouth.
| And though round an empty ring
| In foolish sweet imagining
We handled love I'm childish rashion-
| The name alone. and not the passion
Tho world and life were things so smsu,
Our little wit encompassed all
| We took our bong as our faith
For granted. drew our easy breath.
| Aud rarely stayed TO wonder why
We were BET here TO live and de-
Vague dreams we had. grander Fate.
Our lives would mould and dominate,
TIL should stand some far-of day
More godlike than OF mortal clay
| Strong Fate we meet thee but 10 find
A soul and all that lies behind.
We lose Youth's Paradise aud gain
| English Illustrated Magazine.
now Presbyterian Church In Carroll Iowa. has Just
been dedicated free from debt which has a novel
rangement for the accommodation OF babies. The cor
ners OF tho auditorium curained of and behind each
| are cradles aud rocnn gchairs
The Toronto Globe refers the time when Daniel Web
ster getting up MS dictionary NO wonder Riel
| rebeed.-l Boston Herald
| A newly discovered burglars diary contains this
harmonious advice: study every Job you going
to undertake with great Get all the details
| fine and it will work hrstrate." Thompson might
have used the self words to Beatte and II BsYard
had known them by heart, Kelley woGld never have
| been keelci over twice.
Boston papers are printing mournful articles on the
decay Puritan. In the meanwhile the various
towns Of keep celebrating tho hundredth
or twohnndrcdth anniversary OF their existence just
| though the Puritan was as lively as ever.
Tho Pima Indians will 400 900 bushels of wheat
this season their reservation in Arizona Neverthe
less number OF noble Western editors sull continue
say that the man who kills INDIAN matter what
the circumstances may be, performs public service.
The legend of lost mine has given to Bald Mountain
prospectors tradition that in the sos three
hmm
ths old Gap trail Search for tnem was without avail
and they we're reported dead Where or now they hoer
soeless and totally demorazed they died into Michigan
Rum Their blankets had been converted into sacks aud
with them they brought dust to the amount OF
900 Spending but single night within the confines
Of "a tSer Ia ap claim they we're followed on their
return trip few weeks later their murdered bodies
were found in OF the dreary that the
t.cs NJ the aesolae peak Since then many nan mas
sought this lost mine but apparently it's immunity Is
Journal
A valuable gus franchsc-the breath Of reform"
Democrats
The Sa,, Francisco Chronicle says that this city
gradually adopting tho methods OF that town. II we
keep ON we shall got a Share-on EN- although t may
be up Hill work
The people at Ocean Grove speak of the place
modern Eden One Is not allowed crack joke within
the gates OF that sacred place a
Sunday Not wheel Is turned not o thing
can be bought, TO q drop OF milk
newspaper People don't think Of locking their doors,
but leave pookebooks and other valuable articles
lying around the when they go out and in full
view of the passers-hy in the street 1t wonderful to
sec how people trust each other at this place. Sus-
pcon and ditrst do not seem to DO elements Of their
natures.
mo- nam; she don come TO our house mo-"
"Pshaw! chile; you doo' tell me- How does dat
come r.
aWel les she's got too proud an stuck up to
mix Wild common iOlks now days any mo-; -, -.
10 10 proud VIA, | like To know g
WHY bless yo' sweet soul. honey, she's mad q
sleepin ca pOah an reckon she has mlasses the
table ebry day nOw."-IChcagO Ledger.