New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-02
THETALK OF THE DAY.

| In view Of the questions which arc to be addressed
| by the Census authorities to the physicians on the
subject of the ailments from which their patients arc
suffering the knights Of the scalpel would do well 70
ponder the fate of DR.. Vadaw Diordejcs. The latter,
who enjoys the largest practice at Belgrade recently
incurred the displeasure OF his lady patients BY
ndiscreet remarks which he had made concerning
/ Queen Natalie OF Serva, whom he had
sion been called upon attend professionally Hear
| ing that he was about 10 deliver address at the
Citizens Casino. 200 ladies'. including the wlva
Of many prominent citizens tNok possession Of the
| front seats and when he appeared. began 70 assail
him with torrent Of abuse. Then a rush was made
| for the platform, and the unfortunate doctor was
soon in the midst of the angry women. his clothes
being torn hi> hair pulled out by handfuls, and ms
face scratched beyond recognition. Finally, a num-
Der Of husbands and brothers Of the ladies had 10
interfere as il feared that the doctor would be
| killed and he rescued from their hands with
much difficulty and sent home more dead than alive
| In a cab
| Temperance acknowledgements why are y0
| SO chary about tackling the liquor problem lou
know laws need some awakening Oh puono sehu'
The Governor snpR9se, It's me n od M mem %
saw +" Never NEEDLE with the bars, Richard, when
YOU can climb the fence Huntington Free Press.
The Rev. Thomas Dixon. ir.. Of this city, who is
a southern man. thinks that, all things considered,
the negro IN the South Is treated faiFy We'll III An
article in The Christian Union' he says Docs
the negro get justice My experience as lawyer
| In the courts Of North Carolina most enphatieally
answers. Yes As prosecuting attorney, l always
| found that negro criminal objected to negro on
the Jury lie preferred the superior Intelligence and
enency Of the white The lawyer OF the defence
could always appeal to the jury, rectng the helpless
ness Of the negro This appeal never failed 10 IN
nuence the jury the side of mercy and frequently
! mi sea Of
THE DANDELIoN.
You kin talk about your lilies and yer panes and
They all of em are beautiful, the facts amt
But fer me the very cunninest of all the lot or
Is The little early conner. Jest the common dan
dclion.
You sca'ccly know that winters gone till all tire
Present a scene to nower-hunsry souls that's
There an'i no spot TOO humble for the purity golden
of tho little yellcr beauty jest the common dan
They make NE think of human things when behold
And then it ser, me drcamin' when they're ripe
Ia see 'em iyin,
| | know that purity soon my rpencd soul viii be
ablOwln' -
dcliOn.
| wouldn't want 10 speak INC lnou-h lcr INV "
But i seem, ter me that somehow it Ill be mor
sat>fyn'. -
H. when I'm dead instead Of CvIn a rose err lily,
They II let me hold within my hand golden dan
dclon. . >,
Chicago Herald.
Here is an amusing combination Of names. each ont
~ which NAV be found indi, idualy in the din ectoro
Of a few Of the larger cities:
Allie Ready =, Wiling Bolster. Pillow & Sheets
-t,uf ofr,nr A sturdy Bonnet Il Hood,
I,rrr i, small Button, We>tCOu q Coates
mn, -, ui,r,r Cotton silk 4 Wool
in,s short. Cannon. Gum Muskctt
I.,,ueI Misc A. Wiser, Frost. Halle a snow
Fairly 4 T,rly Frcesc a Thaw,
Innny 4 IuckV Hawk a BuSsad.
rirh A Proud Cinnamon a Pepper,
Poor A lIunble. Coffee a Mace,
0uirl, smart A Handy Corn, Cobb 4 Oates,
Cross 4, Rude Rice 4 MIX,
Coward & MakeLcacc. Grass Hay,
t;ri.n Hone A low Crahb * oyster,
Farr 4 Near, Pott \ hcttie,
old & New Pitcher a Glass,
Few a Many, Apple n Pear,
Gay a sadd, orange Lemoh