New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-08
bad beverage from an economical and National stand
TIE TALK or THE DAY.

a suburban clergyman. on whose church hangs .
heavy and uncompromisng mortgage. was asked by
friend the other day if any steps had been taken 10
relieve the church from Ills incubus. Yes he re-
piled sadly, I'VE have had pretty much everything
except tafincncta and OtcrO but the expenses gen.
orally about equal the receipts tell my people that
they ought to give without any expectation Of an
equivalent in tle shape Of amusement but they smile
and say that such idea is not business. Now what
is a clergyman to do in such a casel"
Skinner Is certainly the mcane,t man exiant lie
has a trick of leaving the door open when he enters
crowded ear OF a cold winter morning The passengers
grow and look daSscrs Skinner but skinner doesn't
mind il. Presently one of tc passengers gets up 10
go and close the door and Skinner drops into the
vacant ,eat. In his line skinner is genus.-(Boson
Transcript.
\ clergyman recently preached as a candidate in
a desirable church, Of which lie anxious TO be
PASTOR His sermon brilliant attack Free
Ma,ons, odd Fellows and Knights Of pythias After
the service was over lie discovered that all tho
trustee, Of the church members of other
Of these societies. r. ;. lie didn't get the call.
Few people realize remarked Mr.. Weston. what
an important Industry that Of grape culture is becom.
Ing. In the first place, many Thousands Of children
and unslcd laboIrs Played for several months
each year in picking the grapes. In the Lake Shore
towns not les, than 10000 will be paid TO pckers and
PACKERS hi, season.
pie w. l. Barrett OF Westneld, y. T., picked and
shipped from -oD vines over 7106 pounds Of first.
picked and shipped and Oncqnarer tons oi grapes
from one-quarc" Of an acre OF gr9Hnd. me Rev Mr.
lllmsf Of North East. measured several Of his Con-
cord cranes that three inches IN circumference,
onc OF them reaching tIr'e and FIVE eiglth' inches L.
measuring an inch in diameter. \ Gentleman named
Eggcton. living in the same town. IA, harvested from
rrapo, Md samuel Mack from $50 vines, occupy
Ing los, aI orc acre Of erognd has '9d six ton, and
$50 pounds of grape> at SD per t9n '-, Y. Weston
in The Philadelphia Press.
When A Georgia editor decides 10 a handsome
thing he ,ay, it very thoroughly The other day
an editor in that state wrote the following paragraph
aLou a local Young lady VINO had Just finished q
crazy quilt Mis- MaIielon Armstrong Is one Of those
rch rare ripe beauties in fac FORM mind and soul thai
Iy their virtues powers and worth gave 10 the south
a race Of heroes that ha, never been approached 10
manly lnanlinc,s By any land or any cline
r,,,or.. Wire-Yon ought to avoid even the an
pcarance Of evil. Do you yourself think the girls
VINO dance right
girl, who don't dance are always lelt-iLhe
We have sent our pastor hi, resignation remarked
a monument officer Of e church recently Quite .
neat ard suggestive way Of putting il.
40 HOPE FOR LITERATURE.
:, the dcbatin' clIb las night we al discussed cure
er the deotatcd ,t' w. % ElE,IIh ihr"cne ,.
Rec,u-" the folk, who write the things don't know
enough to write EN-.
The folk, who write they stun their heads in some big
cyCOpcdv,
witch aInt no place fer mental food to feed the poor
They're hontin on an entity shelf, Ike poor Of
An % Ilt by the open door Of Mother Yatur's cup
board.
Thoy crawl into litery, far fon the worl's in
Bury th,m-eiye, in book, Leyond all hope of rcsur.
They cry oat from their tombs, in witch no nor
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