New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-29
THE TALE DF THs DAP.

huge cotton-ruouth snake bit Miss Rosa Fenton, OF
Crttendeo County Ark. 10 the forehnger OF the left
bsud. driving It's pc iaues 80 deeply That II
could not Withdraw th-m. but hung suspended aud
writnins uut she pnlle out aud 1uIe away Then
she seized near by. laid her wounded hand on
block OF wood aud chop pol the b ten finger Cd 81
single blow. sne ran no tue houses. swallowed bali
tumbler OF whisxey and taen faiuted She recovered
n about two weeks
"who Is tni, who is hossins orr campaign : I"
said ere Democratic striker e. another seems 70
me be- does not 10 very we'll General Somebody, ain Z
-t+ensral Collins Gsuer Il Cor Ct"
NO. no. he came IN alone W tn the Muewumps
On, that's General ID. Pressing Apathy. "-lBoston
Record.
There is something occurring in Ireland now In con-
necton with the evctIous OF the farmers from thar
which never occurred before. Hitherto one OF
he greatest which evctlous had for tho peas
that when out OF their homes they hal no
alternative but sIsrvaton what seemed worsr In
their eyes, the pOorhOuse. They now In many IN
going TO the pOornouss with WILL because the
National League leaders advised then the ground
that the landlords Will have TO pay an Increased poor
The evlced OF the Marquis OF Ely are
the poornonse If Nuw-Ro,s. County of Wexford
They we're vsItei by reporter OF The Wexford People
and he says: "Wnrn rney learned they were photo
sraphed IN United Ireland tnev expressed their thanks
Mr.. O'Brien. he women seemed determined as
hold out"
.Dan'l." SAID the President petuantly, "when will
you ever get that map dOucF
"What map, sire e.
"Ddnt [ tell you visiting map of the
United States. dId merely sDoItitr
"Sirr your word l. law, out have heard nothing he
fore of snch document"
"V-ry well. ID ,n'l. You " finish this cigar I've
only Just begun, anu I'll tell yOu what wish Max q
nap Of North AmerIc, ana MARI ~ red INK with the
word po$OD attached. the places Mira Cleveland had
best not visit Use at least botto Of Ink on Ricn-
mond"
at shall be done. SIRE"
And Daul. lie and charge 1t to the weather bu
reau."-l boston Record.
j. l. Case has bought the Glenview stud farm near
Louisville. Ky. It contains 647 acres and he paid
ii - 80 FOR It, He bought seven blOoded
horses. paving ueariy $1,000 Tor them. JayEye-
see. Phallas and Brown. twoyear-old Will be pui
INTO winter quarters at Mr.. CAs-s In Racine Vic.
She: d. think. Mr. Blank. that Miss Coldcash
q very plain person
He (,bssn led " Yes. luieed; think she is the
lomelrst girl ever saw presens company OF course,
always rr-uD-that IA, YES she is certainly very
pain prrs Are you tennisug any this season,
Mss Jones l-lColu ubIa Spectator
Mrs. DE Witt Smith, OF Wooster, Ohio, claims to have
nloye the efficacy OF the for her blindness
Her aiictou upon her ifteen years Emin, mt
custs worked uron ner ia She mas passed folly
quar- her ,tment. Finally she
bandOneh the doctors and relief ny prayer Her
ain increased several 40. aud night It was
er eyes Ia sleep. Tue next pain was all
ore and her eyesght was fully restored.
Mrs O'Mara-Arr,. now. Patrick, will ye bs after
ivn' an account OF yrs H. YOu ont all nos ut
gin. an Pm b!issed / IN stnand It any longer.
Mr. O'Naha-Be aisy now, Bridget. WAS only havin'
= Wild the Dyes. It! Sure now I've done We in
is'ire | afeari y'd decided tn abandon y'r ould
lourd - on. hs world ''N ''A0 "0 i'r an