New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-19
George Nv. General Pccrs predecessor at M,
Hill was Lord Wellesley.
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There is @ small periodical devoted TO vo,.nus
published at Annoy, China This makes fifteen Of ~:
class Of papers
The season Of the year is rapidly approaching vh.,
no man can hope to be considered conslstsns
Changes haIfdolisr for 10 cents worth Of m ann sx
strawberries. -(BoSton Transcript
A Florida man objects to tho appointment Of
Judge in his State because at the tme Of his appoint
ment the said Judge had been in this country less than
six months and is now British subject Under our
present Administration he shouldn't bet little thing
like that trouble him.
ave had an entertainment out our way last even
fng. It was pretty good, only there was q man who
read poem, and he read II so outrageousy that no
body could understand what 10 was all aboutn
that must have been Professor Dcs HsTe the az
tngulshed elocntionist How l should like to haVs
been there p-(Boston Transcript.
An enthusiastic Southern reader writes that Tia
Tribune is desirable guide for the present and futurs
life of himself and his people
cept thanks for old fashioned pumpkin pie sent
in the other evening" IL tckled our palate immensely
and went TO bed the better Christian for her act
BY the way, the doctor is working up large prac-
luck in saving patients His charges are moderate.
his medicines agreeable to tho taste, and he never
a5e To m c zoo ponnd We bank on Doc Jonss
preference to all others. -CArizona Howler
More letters to tho square mile have been written
to The Tribune asking the definition Of Mugwump
than upon any other subject. 1t IS problem upon
which solutions have been attempted from diagrams
integral calculus agebraical formulas, etc. Marshall
p wilder says that Mugwsmp is one who goes
through life making faces at everybody And hs Is
about right, too.
Thurman was born on November -, 1913, and
there thirteen letters in Allen O. Thurman Thir
Zee tbs nemocraey newt November It will for Amer
lean industry. -(Norristown Herald.
A correspondent of "The London Globe, recently
gave sketch of Archdcacon Mackay Smith, Of this
city, as entitled to place in his gallery OF Repro
sentative Americans He seemed to be surprised
that the Archdcacon speaks with an entire absence
of the twang so common to Americans
II the Democracy continues to hug this bandanna
idea It may find that It has been nursing wiper IN
its bosom.-(Plttsburg Chronicle
Boston purists are wrathy over tho advent Of
new word, soloistc.' Next thing, they sag, We
shall have @choroistic," and duostic.'
The Eternal Fitness of Things.-Great Revivais-
Yes sir tho time has come to rise against impending
dangers. Who knows at what moment the Pope may
remove from Italy to the United states sir, Who
there not, even to you, something grand inspiring,
commanding in the once mighty and historic utle,
The Pope OF IlomoP
@who' would care for the Pope Of KalamazOoi'.
Omaha World
Elder Evans who is eighty years Of age, says that
no will live ten years longer during which time he
expects to sec his theories reallzed-namely, State
ownership of land, the holding Of public Office BY Gel
ibates alone equal suffrage, and the ownership and
education of children by tho State. Tho Elders
bump Of hope is pretty large.
vILLANELLE.
Sprung from. a sword-shea cit for Mars,
Sharp and straight, Of a gay glad green,
My jonqul lifts its yellow stars.
Barter would I, for the dross of the Cars,
These golden flowers and buds fifteen
Sprung from q sword-sheath tit for Marsf
Barter would you these scimitars,
Among which 1T by their light so Eeen
My jonquil lifts its yellow stars
Mol For the breast may break It's bars
The heart It's shell at sight OF the sheen
Sprung from swordsheath fit for Mars,
Miles away from tho mad earth's Jars,
Beneath its leafy and shining screen,
My jonquil lifts its yellow stars.
And l. selfscathed with mortal scars,
/ weep when see In its radiant men
Sprung from a sword-sheath fit for Mans,
Toronto Week.