New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-06
Tile FEATHER BOA.

10 keep tnc UlalueHS warm
See te the s chickens, chickens, chickens
o% ppS ID. dickens Ssn dcss s%, d Rsa feathers
Can they live through gil the weathers
When It thckens, thckens, thickens
And the breezes 'gin to blow
And And the ground Is ,I,, white ,,y with snow'
OF garlnaceous growth, =
RS Snr the Su Rsr th nStSnF iG stIes
Though in undulations squirmlng round her Jaw
With tufts and tablets wormins in her nav, nav
She goes neetly on her way,
Acknowledging the sway
And the universal regnnm Of the boa boa boa,
OF the tickling, pricklng fad, the feather boa:
-(Philadelpha Press
In his address TO candidate for ordination the Otha
day Bishop Brooks thus described the spirit thas
should animate the minister: The true mother oyes
her and loves the truth; as result the child
educated in the right manner The disciples loved
Christ and they loved the men around them; eonse
quently their work among them was crowned with sue
cess. II you would teach man a duty or ruu
which no should know, you must have this double lovc
To comfort man In grief you must have one mans
the strong rock OF absolute truth and the other On
the trembling. afflicted soul. Kindness without ruts
is not kind truth without kindness is not true
His history Is briefly told.
After several days Of thought he discovered suN
way TO make money, and, like other men, he was IN
hurry to try IL,
lie made haste to insert advertisement something
Ike the following In several country weekleS:
Sure way 10 kill potnto bugs send twenty two
cent postage stamps to y. Y. O., -. for reeei%
Then he hired a draw to bring his mail from tN
postonice, and had 10000 Of HIS receipts printed "a
farmers had contributed twenty twOccnt stamps eaeS
for the printed receipts. "A
Then several hundred Of them bought clubs sa
railroad tickets. and started out 10 interview the a
yertser At his Office they wero informed that he LA s
left to attend TO business in Europe and be way
not expected back. All he had left was q psckase
1000 or 1000 slips OF paper. on which vas pfl"N~
the following: 49, =, In
"Put your bug on shlnge. Then hit II wia
another single. '-(Chicago Tribune.
Tho people OF Boston may be trusted TO put y.
best foot forward every time Instead OF trylns v
deny that there are marshes around the Huo, -
New Yorker would be inclined TO do under Hes
circumstances, they proudly tell the visitor WITHIN u
gates how beautiful these marshes are WIN VIZ
glorious splashes OF color fringed about with afea
neutral tnts so dear to heart OF the lover Of nsu
And as you hear them talk II is ten TO one tia' w
will want 10 visit suburban marsh beiofe ,oD
done tho Bunker Hin Monument or seen the s~''~
Common.
Hcks-Mr Bombom, / understand Is one o' u"
wieks@Yes, he is employed on "The sorn"s
Iicks-Doss he write those able editorials NAV
delight me SO much, wonder Z 49,, ..tsntz
Wicks-Oh no; he doesn't ritter away ms n.1'Ir In
on editorial writing Ills literary work Is oi, ,s cane
contests sends up the balloons, touches On naners
works and conoocts statistics 10 boom thc prPt he
circulation. Mr.. Bombon, In short, Is way w ~
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