New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
THE TALK or THE DAY.

"The Chicago Inter ocean calls upon the rest OF
the country be jealous of Chicago because 1t is
70 have the Worlds Fair What II says this point
is well said but the remains that It isn't outside
eaonsy that is thus far mpcrllling the success. IL
not the existence, of The Worlds Fair but inside
chuckleheadcdness. Let Chicago go ahead and show
that she able and willing 10 do her part. and the
rest Of the country will be only too glad to help her
along What is disgusting everybody outside OF
Chicago now is the pickering and incOmpeency which
have thus far been displayed by Chicago, in the con-
duct Of this great enterprise.
The Rev. E. A. Horton told good story at the
l1apnng club on Tuesday evening. \ special service
being held at when an 20 Mee s al
- :30' The word collection was msprnt for COLA
lion, and many people missed good lunch.-(Boeton
Traveller.
If there is to be bout between the gallant Coonei
watterson and our peanut Governor in Albany, we
venture to say that Henry will get away with DAVID IN
great STYLE But in any event 1t VIII be pretty
fight which even our esteemed contemporary lhe
SUM- cannot fail to ENJOY
Sitting upon hotel piazza Judge Virgin was asked ,S
af sSI Mane fc' said he Mr. might sit in this chair
while an elephant and mouse pass up me street pe
T,' snrn his cyes: of the mouse he could tell the
length Of the tail the teAtuit OF s tg ocer To Tr
- that he had an elephant tLew''"h 'ou'
Ostaslatischcr Lloyd "The speech from tie throne
with which the Mikado opened the first japanese
Parliament on November a. 1890 is historical docu-
ment. 1t reads follows: we announce u mo
member, of the House Of Lords and Ot the HOUSE %
Representatives that the chief objects OIL t1e ''ou'
| branches Of The Government which We have en-
dcavorcd to promote during the twenty years OF our
reign are now almost accomplished. Gnlded by tho
wisdom which we Inherited from the imperial iounner
Of house and from other imperial ancestors al"
with your aid. earnestly hope to fulhl the ldeais
Of the past. to brighten the future To preserve a'u
uphold the constitution Thus to continue 70 increase
the glory Of our empire and u show. at home ana
abroad the worthy. noble anI loyal character OF our
uoJpc From the first il has been desire to cultivate
the friendship of foreign nations. TO Increase our trade
and to strengthen the power and glory OF our tather'
land We are fortunate in being able TO witness the
steady growth O.: friendship and trade Win ioreiVh
bowers As to the army and navy. 1t i our intention
~ insure their perfection In the Of time. As 10
the bud.et and the proposed changes in the laws tor
the twenty fourth year of Mej We have oraered the
/ Ministers to lag them before Parliament We hNe
| in the hope that YOU will examine the proposai'
wisely and impartially, and lend them your sup
port. and thus make worthy precedent for the
! future
Tbo,. r a wonderful well down in Del Mort: lt
/ , a." an Wen! with Al abundant NOW q pu'c
/ water. sufficient 70 nIlsal. cohNideaOlc oVS VI
iard That woIld be enough for any one pu'
/ San Lri. man. but thi, i minera! wa CT. i Is
encrye5cent very paaiable ana tAEnsS ntnatli,, W.,
Nor j, th, all. III" iorce oi the water Gllnss uP
nom tire depth, an occasional lump Of native silver
or gold nugget The tru:sl farmer mas pa Pia'e1 ii. i
sack of wire netting over the mouth oI the VII Nh
to catch the metal and prevent 1t rom cnokhs m Iis
COWS. Local scientists claim That at sredI a'Sys@ Wnp
down and under enormous pressure We Mautl
j. washing away lcd-c Of rOch. whose soltIr paris
j.e, lut whose gold sud silver not being diSS2YSei
age brought 10 the surface IN metallic state-lFihes
lCtN Herald
why do the newspaper, all speak q hocn.S
lymph 80 asks q physician. lie never cells Ms
remedy lymph and Yet Enc'i.hspeaking people have
,i,,. fh, t.srfu
. utterly inappropriate term. Lymph i cOloF!e>'
/ fluid which ua-.e. through the -y,tcm IN natural
course althouc doe, NOT circulate Ike blood Pro-
/ f.,~or Koch, INcioH, iuid could not possibly be
lymph. and 10 80 cell It j, merely to translate th'
German vord-which man, remedy and nothing
more i.p.op.rly Tie blurGer is important. a. it Is
T mos. OF l., misleading.
\ Clad ono rimc.-Motbcr- Goodne~- ne! Johnnyl
JOHNNY! Wnr ain't you ~ school instead Of hurralins
round 'ne >,.c.', & @ sll& 81 te&,1 .5,o5i today
;,,ri,f,I &Gi". r "gby
( IoI@gy- r.,rs.r.. d.ad.2,>mlth a streets Good
News.
Tae Rcy. Arthur Q. Dav7. rector Of an Episcopal
/ church in Lowell Mass. has been obliged for the
uDc 10 suspend D., t-ui against the powers o. evil
J u order 10 cngasc iu ieI; against his own church
I T. seems ihaj ,hr church wants 10 set rid OF h1m
and a., uc l- refused to r'sISn, the veStry recently
met and GNed hi, salary a one dollar year, suppo'
u. ol course that lc would take the hint ard leave.
' Ent fcA oi d., friends pledged him Slo week, ana
/ being TINS furnished with the munitions Of "ar he
! dcdcd the vc,iry. Last saturday some persons not
known removed the altar vcstment> and ohancel
furniture cat of the church. rut Nh Davis promptly
,urlied them hack into the church again. and in order
10 be read, for any move OF he enemy slept in the
church or saturday night and Oh sunday preached
/ Am eloquent sermon Good WORKS IL would per
hap, b, u wise thing II the church and It's rector
woiN @l,e up their un-eemN sht. and cage in good
works
The young ladic, Of Quincy Mich. have guess
uart,." Che ladi,s send the gentlemen invitations
reading: Party IN ,et th- evening. ,'nc,, where
and come there" II nerd',, to that the boys
m around late. tlcy frequently visit dozen houses
before finding the right one Philadelphia Record