The Irish standard., 1889-11-16

AeI listen and look for her 0OWn " ltls7 khAs
There 's d step o. the path there's glinrner at
IAnath darkness around me grows suddenly
brtght; s6S$ .@.# II
And theres one to sea- save myself aad the
This fatrest of AL tt in J ulne. "A q
with soft hand in yours no' you linser q
For another ..eood nisht' oer the a. ot tho '
sate3 &. sfs.s ss5 s4 If
II The reare 50 600 women il the United e
States interested in the cultivation e /: ol q
frnit. s Il s. .. b
To marry aud settle down is no longer
sau fat; it's more the fashion TO y marry
that you may settle mp.
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Some genius estimates that q person
who lives to be seventy years OF age e eats ats
enough food to FIJI twenty box freight
cars. Il. gg fxz
The country is to have new PRAYER
book in 1892. To the meantime. how
ever, more general use Of the old one
would be good thing.
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The printer who made the expression i !
''silver-tongued orator. read s'sliver-
topgued orator. probably had an idea
that the speakers voice was cracked.
A new use has been found for rotten
eggs Instead OF utilizing them on bad
actors and public SPEAKERS, a chap IN.
New Jersey makes Of them dressing
for leather. X.
John Connor, of s Sault STE. Marie, has
a cat which has seven legs and eight
paws. with one head. three distinct
jaws. and to complete the combination,
ithas two tails. , @ l
In Houlton, Maine, lives lady who
never wore an article of jewelry. a piece
If lace nor collar, even in the days of
conrtship, which experience she has
has passed through more than once,
having married twice. q
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It is said that rennyson takes q walk
of three miles every day. Budding poets
will kindly make q note Of this. and
when they make their three mile walk, !,
it is suggested that they take it in an op-
pOsit9 direction from the newspaper
Office.
The case of the Ohio lite prisoner given
his liberty eight years agoon condition
that he abstain from liquor, and who has
Just been sent back to prison for the re-
mainder of his days because he became
drunk ON the OCCASION Of his daughters
marriage. involves. perhaps, the heaviest
penalty that any man ever paid under
the law for drinking.
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A hustling Young man in New York
named Mau Solomau has just been aent
to the city prison to serve out q sentence
for obtaining money under false preten-,
ses. He had been leading the dual life
OF q beggar and q man in society, ;resld-
ing in q fashionable boarding house,
daily donuing 9 Disguise and begging
from door to door, pighely splurging Us
q member Of the Stock Exchange.
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Five cabinet rosebuds will bloom ia
Washington society this winter. Miss
IH attic Blaine, aged; nineteen, elegant
aud pretty; Miss Florence Window,
nineteen, beautiful hair and fascinating
voice; Mics Proctor. eighteen, q Priscilla
in garb and q Cordelia in filial qualitles::
Florence Gertrude Miller, twenty-otlne.
the President Is fayorlte, aud Miss Wana-
maker, : perfecr type Of the athletic girl.
Of the period, 53 q
sE 81 s55 ~. = \. S5 s5.
It used To- be said that the French CON
verfed the Indians with their cooking
a story is told OF one Indian who. vhen
dying. seemed to care little about what
vas told him Of heaven. s. Are yon snre
7 Will nud as good pastry there aa your
cooks sbave made for me z 2''' u he asked the
priest, md when he was assured tbat
the things Iof heaven were for superior
70 q those eaartt, he closed hlss seyas and
1eoree ViDch. butcher u sydnsh,..
IL s. y KISSED Dretty cust 3lSs;
s,bj ,cted and aad him arrested ands tI
fined. The next i, orniing 4 sI g
paper pnbl long q csount sll y of sias. l
c1renpmstance 'i found m hisaas
selt fAmons IS tofiety ,1s sueh .l m ass y
tolesd II ls1til as u ,slr III - aug 81