New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
THE TAIK or TiiE DAY.

or the 5000 cOmmures in Italy more than 1000 are
totally unprovlded with sewers. There are 37.206
dwellings underground which give shelter TO l0l.457
persons Altogether the auitary condition of the people
wretchcd, and tho majority pour and Ignorant
that there Is little hope that it viii be improved.
large proportion Of the railroad tickets this place
do recognize Asbury Pax. We do IOt wish to de-
tract aughi from Ocean Grove yet we taiuk It no more
than the tickets should repreasnC che destna
ton OF the passengers when they come here inst the
Branchport The mere fact tat Asbury ark ignored
10y the railroad companies n tho use o. such tickets
nexcusable and besides, 1t contuual annoyance
pAssengrs their arrival at the sationl AsDury
Park Journal
A Montana Democrat says that tho Prosdeats policy
dehorn the Democratic party and that tne party
Is kicking against the process
A book OF ouSehod remedies gives this receipt for
catarrh Take one piar Of wnlskey, aud add two
ounces Of sulphur SHAKE t up. aud TAX tablespoon
fu three rnlngs then MISS three; lt";eed tlts
I'll used up" As the writer does not mi IA his readers
how long 1t Will take for them 60 be - IN" On his
shin and take their wEi.ey ny the glass rather than
by he spoonful AID leave out che sulphur ait gether-
Boston Transcript
Conformation has been received that Young Mems
Christian Association Is sending meu to the Third
Avenue Company" TAIs saith sunday nights pro-
nunciamentO OF the Empire Protective Association. Up
the hour OF kong to press. however no Information
had been received that boycott had beef placed the
Y. NJ {. A.
Sullivan the sl1gger talks ofgo;ng 70 ireland to fight.
We rust n ne VIII 90 that at All Interested
in the manly art. but shpwrecks are not Impossible con-
tneences to voyag' across the ocran and we cannot
think OF Il be ter place 70 tpugl5t than
at the bottom OF the SEA- Boston Transcript
The genuine French cook throws not, ing away. In
stead going the butchers for meat ut of which to
male stock. the French co,dnt deu employs the TRIM
mngs OF his joint for thai purpose I'd converts the
skimming OF his pot fer into uses for which butter
and lard are utilized by American COOKS.
Most gentlemen have their pecularte' 9bsut the ar
rangeent Of their har the parting OI T. lie disposal or
he bang. the maulp putuOn VI the eai-OcES BARRIERS
nave an Justine tiyU apathy, however, these whin
scl no ms and unless force to 10 otl r insist
exercising their genius for hr.ute characterization
on every victim with towel tucked Iader his chm.
Oldy enough BARRIERS do not lead OF ~ the various
changes noted TO take place o" the heads OF
fashionable IaltOrs and Ike Oltnt srs dictate To
their customers what they shall put Tbs barber,
hears the pacKhOrSe5 lOdt IN the Dcaut-
llcation Of mankind. has cOmbed hair ~ he does
now since bag wigs and the PomprGOul went out or
style--toy racuse Standard
Mr. Watterson didn't want Mrs. Tnom Uson appointed
the Louisville post office but another woman. namely
the Star Eyed Goddess OF Reform who now living on
board wages and having rather hard time OF 1t gener
ally.
While nearly all kingmeD perfectly willi1g TO
share I'm the Profits OF the corpo ton for which
they work. they do say word an at sharing the
losses.
Hatte--Are you out with Sadie Brown. CIrriei
Carrie-Yes, dOn't speak now.
u-What Is the matter
C.-She s too set IN her ways for me.
H.-Iu what respects
C-Wel, won't do her hair in the MIkado TWIST
and objects three girls walking to<ether a III
three ttie maids fro schOO " Il all foolish
and idotic affect ltion. WnO could ct along with
such girl as tnat -lBoston Courier