New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
TIE TALK or THE DAK

AS companion piece 10 the famous poem Of purns.
some one ought to write g lyric entitled sMan's
Charity 10 Man Makes Counties, Thousands ond.
Ungrammstcsi Letters .-The English sristocrAcy.
and sss%l;s tsSs' s sss n asys 's: z
they receive are couohed ia ungyaamss.csl language
This should be stopped, and tho best way to stop
he i'I lower Glass OF irish II The Ensi.s hsd soi
neglected their duty IN this respec. they might nov
receive threatening letters that wou read as II com.
posed BY college graduate It's all youf own fauif
gentiemen.STexas Sttings.
"The ioathliness OF the sticky' is good subfccs
30 discuss In this weather
Easy Enough. How low, can ~ you tell poor ags
BY looking at the picture on tho box. my srsspd
If the picture b pretty tho cigar Is bsd'-t Boshc
Courier. ga.
Newspaper readers WIN hear with regret and n.
dignatiou that the joke about tho fisherman who r.
membered TO take along the whishey and the beer,
but forgot the bait and the tackle, Is very much eur
rent this season. .-f
An illustration OF Faith Now, Johnnfe car ycu
tell me what faith ls1 You remember explained q
FaIt5 IS belief IN things unseen
Right; now give mo an illustration OF the mean
ssys der H S are 4sS sf srs
get q squint at dem."-tNebraska State Journal.
The campaign CRY "what Is the matter, etc,s ana
the answer, 81 He's ell right Is said to have been
started by Battery Of the louisville, Ky, Legion,
during competitive military iru which held In 81.
louis IN 1881 The cry fell somewhat inp ds,se how
ever until the Louisville Legion went to washington
IN 1887. when It was revived by the boys, and was
Immediately caught up BY Others.
Perfectly Satisfactory =" Have you any work On
punctuston1" she asked at tho bookstore.
sory 10 say We are Just OUT
"weli, perhaps you could till me what want b
know. What docs q marx under word signify y
THAT Is To emphasize tho word.7
aOh-I Thank
And ss she passed out clerk hoard her whisper
And James put i've marks under the word
Dear !S-tDetrot Free Press.
A Chicago clergyman has DECLARED that the Johns.
town food "dircct visitation Of Providence,
The God which that man worships Is certainly not
the God revealed in tho New Testament
A Full Forgiveness Tho Rev. Mr. wIlgus-I hope
you and Brother Wigs became fnly reeonced befors
Deacon podwothy-oh. yes went around .pd
tod HIN as IS ne was about e pass n hs shscf
had ever done me. though didn't presume to say
that the Lord would do and lseefullyl you ought
Express
Tho good things said at the Yale Athletics dinner
last February have been preserved In permanent
and beautiful form by their publication for the benefit
OF those who were present and OF graduates OF tho
university In general list OF the diners, record
Of the victories which the banquet celebrated, the
toass and the menu accompany tho speeches, and
Introduction tells how the jubilee originated and
succeeded. The volume was edited by Mr. william
Carey and Is published for the committee By Fred
criek A. Stokes a Brother, No. 1se FIN ave-, 10
whom applications for copies should be addressed.
WHAT BABY MCKEE SAYS.
Oh. wonderful chnd Is Baby McKes
AS he tTOtS all day on his grandpaS knee,
And look that Is both profound and wiss
Forever fingers about his eyes
As he often asky I'm hts baby way,
II he's 10 be President some day.
All 100000 and geeeceefs
Is the question asked by Baby McKee.
And grandpa smiles IN Q gicefui way
As be watches the babe In Its childish play,
And wonders II ever the pinkto KID
VIM follow he his grandpa did.
And 10 tho baby's questioning eyes
That mufey arc asking for replies
All goO-OO oOr and geo-ee-eeS
Is grandpa's answer TO baby Mckee.
-t0meha World.