New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

A ministerial club in san Francisco recently save
itself banquet And in connection with each course
on the menu appropriate passage from the BIoIe
was printed For instance, with the soup there ap
peared this verse: the great pot, and seethe
the pottagc for the Of the prophets
This made very interesting feature. although perhaps
rs taste va, little questionable. But the brethren
were afraid t. carry the idea out to It's logical posi-
bilities For they had no wine, and we're therefore
unable to quote II. Paus advice To Timothy Drink
no longer water but little wine for thy stomachs
sake and thine often nfrmities.'
international Pulpit Exchanee.-American in Eng.
land after church service 10 member Of congegaton)
i should Judge Your pastor to be an American.
Member Of Congresltion-!L. is an American; lie
exchanged for three months VIII our pastor, VINO Is now
in America filling his pulpit.
Allow docs the plan work
H-i am going to De in the city for some weeks yet.
when does the exchange end
NJ. Of CT amt going 10 end. We are going 70
keep the AmcIican.-t Boston Courier.
How an elevated railroad ticket agent kicks when
you tender him Canadian coin! And then how
deity he will slip Canadian coin in your change
when he thinks you arc not likely 10 notice IT,
\ Humble Follower.-Mr. >immons-so your son 10
in the ministry l suppose YOU are quite proud %
having a son who is humble follower Of the saviour
Mr., Wilets-I should say am proud. Why ne i:
making no less than $500 year now. with good
prospects Of advance next season-(Ierre Haute Tx
press.
The pother over the book entitled Lux Mundi" in
England shows signs Of abating. English Church
men are in state of violent excitement over II. And
vet the only thing they alege against is that it
attempts to reconcile the teachings OF the Church and
the conclusions Of modern scholars.
II Couldn't Very Well Colonel Jones is very
Yes and he takes care that everybody shall know
it, .,.,,
Hi, left hand does not know what his right hand
doetn ,,,
no. G' he lost his left arm in the war.'-BOston
Courier.
our friend the visiting Englishman again This
time he SAYS that death is ever recorded IN the
newspapers beyond the Allcshanes. II is always
demise He also notes the fact that demise
generally involves funeral obscqueS'
The discussion as to whether family can live De-
Gently aud comfortably In large city on - 900
{an,lIie, who live rcccutly and comfortably on 500
a year thnl il ought to be accomplished with proper
management. but it depends somewhat upon the SIC
OF the family (Norrsto~n Herald.
some political temperance people in Philadelphia
are talking Of starting a Prohibition church IN that
city. This I, very amusing when il Is remembered
,lat every Methods, church Is necessarily prohoi'
ton church.
Easier to Calculate" DO You weigh your words
carefully when you write ...,, NJ a.,o.
20 Not hy louE hot. weigh the whole NJ. al ,e
II I, done r., custer TO calculate the postage ihat
way llIalper, Bazaar.
According Ia The Boston Transcript the facleSS
woman Of the future Will not find herself obliged I'd
eek external Interests at every turn "she VIII NOT
AZ forty or hny SIXTY. be full of nervous concern
re,tlc>, and unhappy and old Of spirit orc VINO IL
rrlhood learn, 20 take care Of her health ana WI"
IS happy IN her broad knowledge 81 literature ~
.clenco ar mathematics. Art, therefore brings
t n,r .ort Of he into her home whatever her nome
may b, small ard petty gossip Is not ha'uF"'
- inv If any person: It Is the resource OF the I'M
interested and the passion for fad> i the result oi
.r,,i,- for interests # narrow bounds
How II Worked Grandma There = nothing ne ,9
pr,,ncc II mind. my dear. once Wnen hnrsisr
alone Boo the house. DISCOVERED thelr was ,u.. sat
,,t,r the he'd Now didn't scream JUST say
G.' ~, the pnno and PLAYED until papa ana brotieS
came home nearly three hours .,Ar,,,
Grtndma-rhcy pulled him OUTPUT nc WIS ue"u'-
grcrrc Iaute Express.