New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-14

form definite opnions one sheik writes to anotSsr,hY
Tb ,ee , tsgss IA have aftsr all good plan Of gn
killed OF wounded another takes him out OF the wsy ~
tie you do not huge pies Of dead mixed with wan
ed among the ngles as 1t IS with us, and the groapi .
ana do the lighting themselves. whereas the Madr y
Dongoa sends soudanese to fight and keeps his own mar
III the rear'"IPhiladelphia Inquirer.
Some enthusiastic Orangemen IN AirdrIe. sco,l.,.
have been sent to prison FOR playing" Boyne Watt,
and Kick the Pope"
Chestatee showed us Monday morning pine limb viii
whirl OF trty-egh burrs on it, One-haf OF which arr
the common pine burr and the other half the mountas
burr. He obtained tho specimen from pine tree
near Dahlonega- Cumming tGa) Clarion.
The child that on a carpettack,
Left in the hotel hail,
Sits down, you bet will never speak,
But simply how'll
Eye-ball
cow stood gazing in field
With many other cows
And as sho gently chewed her cud
sue muttered thus
Eyebrows.
The robin when the ground is white,
And wntry zephyrs blow,
Wlnks with its bleared and watery eyes,
The bee that flies from flower to flower.
And sweetest honey sips,
sings as he 1Oats upon the wing
lue single word
Two lips.
philadelphia Herald.
1t said that snakes rapidly dying out This win
be alarming news to the arg class of people in tn,
world who would rather read good snake story than
the Bible
She played, and she played, and she played Finally
she got through There was very enthu siastic ap.
plause. They we're so glad it was over.
Miss jenkins plays cbarmingy, don't you think
500 said LADY to a gentleman standing, by her
" la-as What was that pretty thing she playedl"
" AIN not quite sure. Something, | think by OpusH
-Lsan Francisco Chronicle
But tell you he's a good man"
don't care II he Is, slant vote for him."
"Whyp
'"ae tries to put on airs"
WY bsos he wears two susPendsrs n carries h
pants into his boots till he wanted the nomination.
Chicago Ledger.
Last February Spanish mail steamer with 100000
in specie on board went down OFF Grand Canary. A
diving party has just been organized by Loyds to 70
cover the treasure.
THs MArDEN's sUIToRs.
Srtitor No. 1.
Sweet maiden with the face so fair
And eyes that like the diamonds shine,
Bright maiden with the queeny air,
once more ask wilt thou be minef
Oh give consent and be my wife,
Some pity kindly show to me;
Hove thee better than my life,
And cheerfully would die for thee.
The Mafden.
on do not tease now pray;
Talk love to me some other day.
SuItOr No. 2.
The reason Why I'VE called to-day
Is thii-0r-well upon my life
Isclrccly know Just what to say
Aut-er-Well. will YOU be my wifel
You'll never know LIES cares or Ills
IN silks and Jewels You shall shine,
I'll foot you're millinery bills.
And-weil, IN urief, viii YOU DO minef
The Maiden.
THIS Is sudden! Butch. Ia!
think you'd better speak to pa.
lBOston Courier.
All bliboarls have been removed from the streets
Savannah. aud advertisements OF any kind are allowed
t. DO posted IN public places.
IT'S the apparel make. the man.
Said Jones, and smith returned this answer:
II may, my friend but no one can
Assert II makes the ballet dancer
= Boston Courier.
We encourage the Interchange OF visits with patrons
OF other =" said the proprietor Of leading
uer hotel, " when Onr people are away for the day
pay for the dinners they don't have. and when the
friends return the CALL they pay FOR the dinners they 10
have. so We gain both ways. iIo'ei Mail.
It lsa particularly cold day when the Mug wuups IL
mt brn, forward the plea that the President has teen
imposed upon. on their own showing there must be
eood deal OF imposition ia the Democratic party.
Henry " Stanley told the Baptist Missionary Society
that deaf missionary OF use II Is Just on this
point that tho highest eannbasilc authorities dsef
iiOm Henry NJ stanley. = Detroit Free Press
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