New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-20
TIE TALK OF TIE DAY.

"The Politician IL exceptionally s$tzueuyu
weekly publication that has recently been started n
Washington under the auspices OF the Republican Con-
gressional Campaign Committee 1t Is bnmful Of
sound doctrine and valuable campaign MATERIAL ~
leved by clever illustrations and bright entertaining
chat about public men and measures. Its editor Is
understood b be Mr. Marshall Cushing the Postmaster
Generals private secretary and rlghthand man.
Having His Own way.-"why did you run away
young tramp.
because wanted to have my own way"
Wen, you look as though you'd had it, IS Whit
The boy who is eager to have his own way is con.
sort: he finds compared with what he has TO UNDERGO
making it his he discovers himself On the way 70
whom You hnd sitting on the park bench. how he b.
gan his downward career. and II he be candid he win
tell you trying to have his own wsy-(Texas sifttngs.
Do nearly all NEWCOMERS start for business Iusa
half a minute too latei One would think so. from
the frantic efforts made At the lower end Of the
asked little girl how she would define love. IN.
telling on another boy I asked Harry sullivan to de-
VoT S On 5fua fellow Who has watch and csai%
suppose he read disappointment IN my face for b
' very hay idea OF Old Testament history lie -
heard Of Adam and Eve" They stole apples and wee
@ fSe out v IN n Ss
eleven told me how she wished to live IN the county
% % 5ng Then sSHdn Sc lot Ddr SsSy 1snnss
otanley'S Book.
A gentleman OF this city recently read in religious
paper pretty anecdote about ragged little street
boy who told clergyman that he never played ban
on Sunday because II was wrong. To test tie value
Of this story he interviewed twelve ragged street boys
ON the question: but their answers didn't agree with
those Of the boy In the paper. Nine OF them declared
that Sunday was der best day in der week for
scrappin game OF ball, and kin bet we'rc In der
box every time And three OF them declared that
they did not play Sunday baseball. because come
fellers hired them to work de growler.'"H
Bound to Have an Audience. -Dramatiss-sesa
the " Clemenceau Case"1
Ma9ager-Yes big thing Drawing Ike plaster {:
get me up nsw Play play right M,S on so+,
Manager-Oh. any sort; only / want the 6rt oct
swimming school and the third in Turkish ba.A
The Democratic creed Of negations is thus tersex
given by "The Milwaukee Sentinel:
Don't agtatc the slavery qucstion-f the South
wants to keep human beings IN slavery, that is ito
own affair. Let 1t alone.
Don't attempt to coerce the Southern States-n
they want to secedc, that is their affair; let them
alone.
"Don't attempt to resume specie payments-let
the thing alone.
Don't try to prevent frauds in the South-let them
alone.
Don't attempt to maintain American industries
against the competition Of underpaid foreign labor
"Dont compel negligent and undutful parents 70
send their children to school-let them alone.
Don't compel parents to give their children .
chance to read and write In the legal Language
Of the state. That is their own affair; so let them
alone"
How to Live Happily .-Jinks-well, we'll Jim1ams
this is fearful lag; where Old you get II
Jlmiams-Fishin'.
celebrate rate. she eei '' " '' ~
But hole on! N when didn't (hicl get bite
took (hic) drink to drown m shorrow. shceF-lre1S
Sftngs.
Dr. MAYS OF Philadelphia has recently been con-
Quoting investigations to determine what proportion
deaths among fremen are due to pulmonary consump
tlon And he hes found that fremen are singularv
prone to this disease. Nearly onethrd OF the remea
who died within q certain period had consumption In
fact larger number died from that cause than from
causes due to the hasardous nature Of their calling
A few evenings ago gentleman, in passing throuD
the Common on his WAY home, was attracted to ~
north fence BY e 10 e ReS Dr.
dog which Is large st. Bernard appeared 70 DC "
distress, and knowing he was valued very msh ~
house and sent the coachman tor tne animai M dos
coachman went to the Common and heard tne ao$
bowling On going to him he found the DOG was nos
in distress but having found by the SIDE o. saSs s
man dead drunk and helpless his natural instines os1s
him stay BY the man ana s set up Tile h0"i LUZ
sistance.-(New Bedford Mercury.