New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-19
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10 seems strange to Boston people to zee in The Il
an announcement that Bishop Brooks viii nrsEs
In Trinity Church week from next Sunday. "
A simple Questionable was going along Jess,(,.
ave- whistlng softly to himself when he met s" ysss
woman Of HIS acquaintance. 'T%
"Why do you whistle ~ she asked.
sob, for want Of thought he answered a u,r.
Yes ~ she questioned g" But why do you wh,.,.
for 10 when you already have it1' ee
The young rubbed his head for a minnie ,.~
wondered what the deuce John Dryden meant snyhsss
lie trndged along, unhnowing what he sours,
And whstled, rs he went. for want Of thoughts
-Detrot Free Press.
DIR. Edward Everett Hale considers dictatIon a ,,.
ury When HIS attention called TO a blunAs, 4.
one OF his recently published articles, he reonea.
DO not charge or any printer what was mos, uss,,
an error in dictatIon IL Il Of the evils Of h..
luxurious way Of writing II Is difficult to see how
Dr. Hale could DO the vast amount OF work which \.
accompshes without some such aid. The moral a
the incident is that writers should exercise care
revising their dictated land subsequently typ<
wrt,en) copy
Arithmetic and Dresses.-Teac II your mother
had twenty five yards Of stuff and made dress reaar
ing hut eighteen yards how much would she have left,
Little tiirl-Mamma can't make Ter dresses
She has tried often, and they always either too
TeachernsIppose she gert saos bac a''SaAer v
Little CHrl-Dcpends on which dressmaker she sent
II TO- some wouldn't send back any;
Teacher Gmpatently- SIZE sent II TO a
LITTLE Girl-Some Of the honestest ones cuts tlnes
10 waste so that there is never anything left no MAJ,
ter how much you send 'em--Cetreet & smiths God
News.
The liberal and friendly attitude Of ArchbshsD
ireland toward tie public schools Is subject OF earn
ost discussion in the Roman Catholic papers TN
Freeman's Journal" OF this city, approves OF his policy
in the case OF the Farbault schools, while The
Catholic Mirror Of Baltimore and "Ihe Catholic
Review" OF this city, attack It,
Human Nature-Edtor-Mr. scrbblor wish yN
would get MP a httle departleii. % Yt,, ,n n
Sayings ana MI u fuI vi TIC piis"'07' S "''' ,"
can Mr. Pr scrbbIer-vcry sorry, sir but my children ~
all away on a visit and
Then collect the bright Things you near stG y
other peoples children
' II nevcr hear otter peoples children say any
thing worth printing. r-tGood News
I-nder tbe name of The American prewer ard
DistIllers a new monthly trade paper devoted To ne
interests of the American brewing ana dsuilins IN
dustry has appeared at Paterson, y. j. u Is PUB
lshed by Messrs. J. F. Mcdonnell ana J. W. Komaia-
r. e,st number contains interesting articles, some 70
hating to the historical and ecohomleal sides ~ ne
question while other editorials are OF practical aa
technical value
Under the main entrance to one Of our chlrchs
Saby in her arms, appealed to the charity Of the
Why your infant is OF pas eboard said GENT.
man. as he tapped its nose, winch S0uhueu h"u ana
eSo, OH beg your pardon. Monsieur. 1t IS . cA
left the real one at home.'-lLe progres dc ChHs"