New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-04
HIS EXPERIENCE


letters since the recent speech of Senator ingalls,.
This post ofico is in Posey County.
HIS EXPERIENCE
Together, and Of love we talked,
A. least As y ssses Of 5G' iovs e0 and sho
Kept looking teuderly at me
An life was sweet, those perfect daysl
Her svs r. io SS;n md s mStion ali
While / my youthful love expressed
Till In her face
seemed to see, with eager gaze,
An answering look, those perfect daysf
Those perfect days So : sweet ssr and y't-P
Ono day she told me that bored
Her, and xplainod that she adOred
Henoetorth why should sing her pransi
'A' Bonneville Journal.
Dear! Deari Who would expect this from the
City Of Brothery Lovel now weekly newspaper
is announced in that city called "Nobodys Chld'
Certainly Matthew Arnold would mover have COM
planned of personal Journalism entering into the make
up Of this title.
Los Angeles, Cal, is going to try the experiment Of
hiring Aldermen at $3.50 month, AMI see If there is
any respect able timbsr Of that sert In the United
Is mighty SS a saye
SEQ his shirt sleeves glmmorng around to any great
extent-(Burlington Free Press
"The Red Nam is the name of n,at little monthly
published by the Indian boys Of Tho Carlisle Penn,
school Those who want to help tbs excellent school
and the cause OF Indian education can do so by send
Ing q yesrs subscription-50 centt-to the Editor OF
"Tho Red Man. Carlisle, Penn.
A new society fad' is called q pig party. Every
body At the party, whlo blindfolde< must draw pig
on white paper, with his or hor Signature attached.
he Ora then compared aid the person who
makes tho worst sketch is called the pig IL IS said
e DO y AT he aer the
guest, Who always manages to get TO the supper hrs
s called tho pig Ana th9rs ar. droSe Of hogs
(Norristown Herald.
WE ARE ALL INTERESTED.
Now the baseball days approach,
Whom the cap his men VIII coach,
And tho batsman strive to be thorough poundcS
And tho crowd Of Joy lsup
When tho shortstops dolbled up
With his diaphragm indented BY grounder.
Then n, tho y, pitcher cher how h.'li , hgrl
And speed that battles power o. computation
Changing batsman's day to night,
Yielding to his startled sight
Far more stars than blaze in Herscheps calculation
And the catcher, with ais mask,
, IN slOfy no would b. oss sn,, o, wnn,n,
He, Henceforth lives crippled, , thing
For q hot warmly closes his last inning
But, onough-our Yankee game
May II ever lead to fame,
Or to hospitals to many it's treasure,
For, what would the papers do
Whom the murders arc but few,
And the doctors purses yawn with empty measure
-(BostOn Courier
Tho Georgia Prohbitionsts refer to it as Sam
Smairs party while the Democrats refer to 1t as
Sans Small party
Nero Transpositon -Enthusiastic Bonapartisr-
Eet ces coming coming; the papers OF m chere
Paree already call him Boulanger IL
LeveLHeaded Amorio ANIL storans will refer TO him
not as Boulangor l., but as one Boulanger.-(Omaha
World.
mabel I love you" The words came forth nke
tho plaintfvo vibrant sigh Of an Acolian harp.
1T can never be- ~, -
But am rich, and can furnish you with every
luxury BESIDES, am doing we'll In my profession,
and may ono day DO famous
al know IT, Harold but you can't toll the difference
between homo run and three base hit''-(Mechant
Traveller.