New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
THE Talk or me Day.

Tho Dakota farmers who have survived the blizzard
are happy the thought that the moisture from the
heavy snow fan will give tho carly wheat a good
start VOL they ought 70 get some consolation out
Of the weathcr they arr having out there.
In the sunday school
Tcachcr what can you tell me If LOTS wife
Ltu" grI .Noihin' N"'h"r sHvs m mn, r2,h
Critic
The cold Incllcctuary thu (. 50 prevalent in Dos
ton ha. ia drawbacks. They are nov afraid that
Boston Ilarbor viii freeze.
~Do Yen know n, gentleman ' asked , san Fran
cisco lady of l"r ltlc girl H. ref ,.nc' 10 the nun,
do" SID rhr Irtlc dear. H. does rho holerng at
or church. san Franc SEQ Alta
We hcar coed A.h Of talk about the strength Of
Free Trade In Iowa. let ~ sc: 1t must be about
three year, since a CONT. man named Horny J. bill
pot establish cl a Free Trade organ In Iowa called
Tho Million Did II catch on Did It flourish
Nay. N II hvr1 Nls. NO. n Ictercd NJ, turned IN
H. toes. died. 1.-THE Million has gone TO join the
millions Of other cranky IDEAS that have failed Yet
are told that Iowa is Fro Trade state Well
Well
Fair Cudcr,'aadiuS.-W When tho owner Of a
factory Gown th- Eyrr road hired a nishtwachman
''. W.. jane l.t u. have fair understanding"
Eyes. >r. that's villa, want. The waAes are $40
per wwcck"
And no raise II discover suspicious characters
abop or tcr'rI %,l"b d on rog0ey
VERY W il. sI, you'I not hear + anything happen
ing willie an h. Chai ge Good day. sir we under
stand each o'hcr~-Dciwit Free Press
st. Paul has bigger and crander ice poloco
than ever. Tho grand opening took place Tues
DAY with blizzard ohli-afo. There were
fireworks, speeches and general enthusiasm mingled
with that KIND OF Northwestern cold that you never
feel Yesterday was Commercial Travellers pay
anl tho boys made things hum. CHUNKS Of fec
frozen for you whlo yon walt Noble Indians
ftI b,f sIg. ntW Sht
Will be Chlldrcn's Day. general distribution OF nappc
candy and Tee cream made hy old Gro himself But
why g Z tel OF tn great things tL1 viii b. done
SDfi,e say that while every day Will be cold, ST.
Paul won't get left one OF them.
The poem What the sunbeam. Did" Is all very well
later the season Bat to the man WIN walks along
the icy Boalway sidewalk, and slips dowr half a
dozen time, between the cry Hall and Fourcentl'i
poem entitled What the suub ANS Didn't DO seems
moro realistic and ,cI-oaltlo thIn the poem
first named Old sol has a hard time. even with tho
all Of rock salt. to keep the Zee away.
The seven ycar-old daughter OF Mr. :. D. Duyan
days, the last one being ealcn sunday. The little
erl ha, been In delicate health for several months.
her 50 Il She would eat the birds stated above.
II - said that ahout the twenty sixth day the lt'lo
-iOwcnton tkyD Democrat.
Miss Minnie Freeman. the heroic school teacher OF
Myra Valley, Ncb., who saved thirteen school child
by her presence OF mind ia thu recent BLIZZARD
has already been overwhelmed with offers of marriage.
The applicants for this vacant position must regard
hcr proof against family brce1es.
An cmployo In the Biddciord, Me, poStonlco re-
Gently came across a letter with tho following adj
dress:
Not ono secret has this letter
frro thl. much TO tc
And ri, bound 10 oxford Village,
10 Mis-, Annie r. DuIrll
Now. for fear OF instruction.
And for answer wait I'm vain.
will add this little item
oxford Village Is In Maine
Another had Cupid pictured on It, and the FOL
lowing address
Always, then Cupid, thou sly lttlo elt
Speed On thy OF love.
Pierce deep the he OF the fond, waiting maiden.
An angel from the realms above.
Carry this ni--Vc down To SkoW hogan,
That Is tho town where she dwclls
Tel her true heart beats FOR hex warmly,
Her name Is Eliza Y. Wells.