New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17
THE TAIN or THE DAY.

In most Countries cdtcrpillars are icsated as Q
pest. In British India. however, different id,l> upon
the subject appear to prevail For the chronological
committee OF the rombay Natural History so,ety la,
actually gone to the length OF establishing great
caterpillar farm at Poonah for the deliberate propa
CATION OF these destructive insects. 'dierplla-rcar
ine according t. the official report which the sriey
has recently issued to the public. Is not ~ e"S az
might be Inferred from the astounding faculty shwn
lv these creature, i'm rearing themselves. Being Few
to their work. the caterpillar farmer, made mistakes.
They unwisey kept all their insects IN the same NJ
closure. The result. in the words Of the report VAS
that they got completely mixed, - that n MANY in
stance, nobody wa> able to with certainty whch
image resulted from which puPi,' or 10 identity
the pupa with it, larya.'
Tin. worst thing our Democratic contemporaries can
"a, against the present Administration. IN their review
Of " \ Year of Republican Rule J. that a sunday
school superintendent i, a member OF the Cabinet.
This appear, outweigh the fact that American II.
du-trles were more prosperous than during the tour
years preceding Norrstown Herald.
Boston Mothcr-You won't 90 to Heaven Willie, IL
you are such naughty boy.
Willic-Oh well. don't expect to go everywhere.
went to the circus Yesterday and to the theatre the
day before. Resides, I'm in Boston
Who wrote hi, editorial headed Ballot Reform
PAPER en- We want no ballot reform here
wrote II explained subordinate. apooeetcavs
but | headed II 'bullt htlDIm it inc N'uti.
on r~thst> all right but that tie error is
corrected. -, Norrstown Herald
In Boston >cnool-rca eler-Iiy sienic experts say
that there is nothing healthy about a dougmut
Bright Boy-lsn't the hole healthy
Freedom Of the PI,>,.-A Canadian paper announced
that John Hope had taken ont marrlage hcnse, and
II was sued for damages and had 10 pay 800 The
cour, held that what John Hope was about % do 81
had lone. long a, he did nothing criminal. was
of the public'> business IN ONO PIPER has
likewise had Il, pay 200 saying that a certdn mar
rcl ,cd TO contribute charity detroit Ere Press
The Washington star" Ia, discovered that 'enato,
Blair i, the speaker of the senate.
Two >Nle- Of rronuneiation.mw girl (gsetin!
/ saw by the noo>cpapcr yOu had started.
southern girl Wen. wasn't comm until next
~ / came. What newspaper did You see it in >
Washington star.
Boston papers luay talk good deal about the IDEAL.
hut they do not lose their grip on the real Here fop
instance is the courtshp editor of The Boston Tian-
script telling young that, in girl iocsnt
know her mind, he should not mind her no.
No Cause for Complaint lratc Customer see here:
I've worn these new trouscr, only "A week. and they
already bag az the knees.
Dealer-Nah. dot vas rech Does are our new pad
cni Lenten pants Not makes peoples dink our gusom.
crN go to church drec dimes cfry day.-tNcw York
Weekly.
The cartoons ON the first page Of last weeks PGdI'
and Judge" are remarkably similar That in Puc,'
represents the Worlds Fair a. gigantic globe crushing
a man, who Is. OF course. Chicago. The judge
cartoon Is an equally gigantic Worlds Fair globe n
the back of "A man dressed like a COW boy. who "
labelled Chicago Now. Is this just coincidence. ~
the two clever artists. {. J. raS Tor ard Hamilton
who the cartoons, have previous unde> tandng
Mach Mixed Reporter represent The DAILY
Rustlcr and have called 10 obtain your views thu
prospects for spring trade.
/ DiSsusted Merchant Good lands We've had moth
INK but spring trade all WINTER New York Weekly.
says prominent clergyman OF this city The most
marked outcome OF the first century of Christianity was
t,nostlcism. while the most marked outcome Of Tho
nineteenth century /, Agnosticism. In these two
fact, Is contained the story of mans religious life
When he didn't know much he thought he knew IL all
! and when he has 10 know great deal though
not all, he modestly declares he doesn't know any
thing The more know the less think va
know
What piece they going To sing next, sir =
| asked ROllo at the church sunday morning.
You mean, Rollo.' replied Mr.. Holiday, "wlia
selection. Peace Rollo, j. something quite unknown
| among church choIrs' And Roo's father winkcC
| TO Uncle George who tho originator OF III,
jokelet and had sprung II MI. Holiday only Ter
| minutes decentralization Transcrlpt.