New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
THE TILK OF THE DAY.

We may have little spats with Canada politically;
but from the sportsman pOiLt Of view II Is a great
country. and every season an increasingly large mum
Der Of Americans are finding IL ont. Hitherto great
drawback has been the lack Of any Trustworthy III
formation IN regard 10 the hunting and fishing resorts
II Canada. But this want is now being rapidly sup
piled By excellent guide books Those. however. who
do not care to invest these books viii find the same
iuforuatiou In a condensed form, IL neat little
pamphlet issued by the Grand Trunk Railway, which
gives "a god description Of al the fishing waters ana
hunting ground, Of Canada, the names Of the hotels
In their vicinity. with their rates the cost OF livery
the Kind ~ fish and game % be obtained. the best
months, the bait used, the names ~ guides and
charges cost Of boat hire whether dos are obtain
able and general description Of th" country. or
course tho Grand Trunk Railway har an Interested
motive iu publishing such "a guide but aside from
that It will furnish 10 large number Of American
,portsmcn Just the Information they want and Is
therefore, something else than an advertisement
The Agony ou-"Isn't 1t coldlr
YES She continued, SO cold And sweet and
50 denciously Favored. really thlnk couIu Ho Il
plate right now American Grocer
Apropos Of the movement TO shorten the Harvard
course 10 three years President Warren, of the Boston
University suggests that every other college shall ne
tain IL, present four years and simply notify
all students their f completion of the junior
year By comforting upon them AZ that point the u'ie
\. T.. ularvard. This he says, fought to sausiy
Harvard, since II would greatly multiply the rep
rc.rntatlvc, 81 her IDEAS and standards, ale. on the
other hand it would permit the other colleges TO 20
on as usual protecting and promoting the interests of
liberal education properly socallcd.' with all due
respect President Warren. this Suggestion IS ha"S
worthy Of II Is poor aud petty way 70 meet
great question. the happy solution OF Wm'h heeuS
large measure Of wisdom and liberation as well as a
clear view OF the present tendencies and future posi-
Liltics Of the colleSc IN American lite.
household journal tells how 10 get rid OF the
plague of rats. eaten one OF them dress MN up IN
scarlet and let him loose and he viii fnghen all MS
friends away. Very simple aud there may be- one
woman IN loO,Ooo.OO0 100000 or so who would mus
attire a rat rather than have few rodents IN the
house. but II IS doubtful Norristown Herald
II it was merely question of fighting for glory, a
citizen Of Ncwburg might hesitate but II ques
ton Of lighting for the final H. in the Of the
town. he would sit up all night In order to be the first
to enlist In fact. nothing profoundly moves the
average Newburgcr rs that final letter. now generally
dropped and as silent tho grave when retained
But lie Notwithstanding to n spokane Fall, paper
! Indian sam rode up to JamsOn's ranch aud began
siwaShinG1 back and forth Jami'on told MN s, 10
was shot in the hip. When Teller is told to mac
catawa he ought TO do it, whether the going is good OF
not Detroit Free Press
There is no reason says &" The Examiner " why
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happily not popular among Baptist ministers. They
are generally content with such apparel aN would bent
any gentleman Perhaps the caution they need Is
against too marked reaction from ccricalism OF garb
Anything approaching iauntincss of costume IS out
rageous Cassock and cord would be better than that
Getting en.-Elderly Spnster TO elderly wdower
! WHAT Marry youl Not If You were the last man
the earth
Elderly Widowcr as enumerator some weeks
| later to elderly spnser-lour age, madam l-(Chcagt
| Tribune.
a man can be too funny in this country
Recently Texas paper told story about four people
| on horseback being carried up in the clouds by a
| cyclone Of those Imaginative people who are
10 be found everywhere said the story not true
and Just to blum him. the reporter who wrote IT M
made affidavit to the facts. Instead Of gracefully
caying in, ~ In such made and provided, the
dobter carried the matter into court whereupon the
reporter confessed that his story imaginative ana
| was sentenced to a-tcrm IN state prison. Now II We
| could justice done TO the men who invent the
| stories about live snakes i'll peoples stomachs and
about persons In various remote localities being buried