Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-10-28


eout of the fullness of the heart the
mouth speaketb, . as Fogg remarked when
hearts were trnmps and he '.ordered 1t
up. "--Dtts0ft Free Press.
II people who mean to begin to read
should read all the advice to readers
about reading they wouldn't have time 10
read anything else. -S0mercile journal.
There 4 no fuss nor feathers
About the Hem tits true,
And he always IA successful,
Because he can lay to.
Boston Budget.
A London paper says; 1.-THE Ameri-
cans follow us in everything" There is
one notable exception. In yacht racing
tho English always follow the Americans
-NOlTistoioR Herald.
The Cremation Cemetery Company of
Baltimore has Just bought lot in thut
CITY, on which IL will soon hnild Il hand
some orematory, simisar 10 the one re-
Gently erected in Bntial0.
The New Yorks nre called tho "giants"
At the playing Of baseball,
But the only reason for II
Is; they cannot play u tall.
The Lowell q prf,r claims 10 have con
s,ructed the following ingenious palm
drome; mo, it is opposition. palm
drome is sentence that reads the same
forward aud backward.
Uncle Jakey Tripler, the Oldest Pbila-
lelphia fireman, died in Norristown re-
Gently at the age of 50. He ran with the
machine from 1911 until the volunteer
department was abolished.
The man who can roll baby-carriage
down Fifth avenue and really be able to
place his hand on his heart and say that
he is enjoying himself may be most
estimable person, but he will never be
President of the United States. Puck.
A nine-years-old citizen Of Newhury-
port is reported to have said TO his mother
who told him that his signing the temper
auee pledge didn't amount to anything /:
Maybe not, but il dad had signed one
when he was nine years old it might have
amounted TO something"
He Didn't Want Work. - ramp-"L
here, these yere potatoes amt peeled y"
Good Woinan--"Well, goodness, can't
you do that much ?" Tramp with an in
iured air)--'.I didn't ak fur any work.
When 1 get that low will run for alder
man. y ItgGs SJtingS.
What Lieutenant Hem should do is to
take his Galatea out on to the plains 10
the cyclone belt. Thare is where he
would find wind enough TO enable him to
beat centre boardi or perhaps, he would
prov public blessing MS cyclone pre-
en- ter L0Dth Courier.
Recently u New York girl of Is, who
had taken lessons in First Aid TO the In
| jnreI, " was in Fallsburgh, N. v, when a
boy was thrown from wagon and his leg
broken. She at once put her knowledge
into use, Set the leg, and he is recovering
| fast.
A calf was killed in Zionville, Pa, one
morning, the skin was ut the tannery by
noon, was tanned and turned ever TO {
shoemaker that evening, and by the mex
morning was made into a pair of boot
which were worn by the man who owneC
the calf that had worn the skin the da.
before.
grandmother in Goldendals, W. L.
discovered her 13-months-old grandchilt
looking like an infant Hercules as b.
vainly tried to get the head of big bloy
snake in his mouth. She screamed, AMI
then killed the snake, although it is not
dangerous reptile.
John Berry, Is years old, of Hartland
W T. and another lad chased bear int
field, assood il, and tied it to tree
Then they tried to brain il with an axe
but the handle came out. Finally
neighhor came along with gun and she
. the unfortunate animal.
i 4 religious enthusiast of Los Angeles
Cal thought he heard voice command
q ing him to sell what he had and give Il
! the poor. SO lie sent 81 900 each to tw,
. benevolent societies of the place, leaving
, his family destitute. The money wa
sont to the crnnk's wife and children.
In grassy corner, where red-stemmet
/ wild brieYs grow in profusion, in an oil.
/ graveyard in New London, d tall whit
headstone at the head Of group Of grave
{ several small moundsand one large on
! bears this singular dialogistic inscrip
ton: Children What ? Mother come .
: -Hafgord Times.
Mrs. Charles 0berly was cripple, an
} so her husband thought it would not h
right to oeGl her, bnt instead, as put
g ! ehTert lie used 20 lower her iri5 d
/, we'll. One day tine rope twisted aroun
I her neck and she died and now Charlie
9 lawyer is trying to make Missouri jul
J. believe that it was an accident.
. No st. Paul Relics for Him. Ha,
I You heard Of that interesting case dow
:, east Of woman who was cured of paral
= sis by the miraculous power of relic
> st. Paul ~ Eyes, haye but I'm fro
: Minneapolis, and wouldn't touch rel
!. Of St. Paul with q 10.foot pole."--T
I Rambler