New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-07
THE Talk OF THE DAY.

Americans generally will unite IN cOngratuatlng the
venerable Archbishop Kenrick, of St. Louis, on the
golden jubilee of his epc0pate which has Just been
celebrated. lie is the only prelae in this country who
has lived to celebrate such jubilee, which Is not
strange when it Is remembered that only men in
mature life are elected bishops. Archbishop Kenrick
is esteemed and respected by all who know him, and is
considered of the great theologans OF the Roman
Catholic Church In this country Forty years ago he
took prominent part I'm church controversies, es-
pecally with the Episcopal Church on the validity Of
Anglican ordinations and in the Vatican Council he
was one OF the few bishops who voted against the
dogma Of Papal infaibilty
His Great Need.-Bearded stranger-Madam. you
may not recognize me. but years ago, when but a
little child, ! lived next door, and one day In my
childish romps / lost button from my coat; had no
sothe, rs you know and shall forget, Lladam
that you took me in and sewed another button for
me. ALI. madam brushing away a tear, through all
Kind Lady-Well, my good man, what can do for
Bearded strangcr-An I need is another c,at.-
(ClOthicr apd Furnsher.
For some years coored Epscopalians have felt sore
over the refusal of the Church authorities TO appoint
of their the Commission for Colored Work.
And they are now working TO have Mr.. Joseph j..
Atwell OF this city, appointed. Mr. Atwell is son
J the late rector of St. Philips Episcopal Church. and
is said to be qualified for the office in every way.
sentaton OF the eagle that LOOKS something like that
glorious bird The sprcadwing idea Is unnatural and
absurd 1t is only because OF its antiquity that 1t is
tolerated An eagle that would spread its wings and
legs in an attempt TO symbolic peace and war de-
to be shot fine design Of an American eagle
be bad for our silver cons-(Cincinnat Com
morclal Gazette.
Says Kansas "The fact that many people
in Prohibition States using antpyrlne as a sub
slute for alcohol shows how hard 1t is to make people
ftr tnfI ,vfef.
immense quantity Of quinne, Well as bottles OF
bters and tOnlcs by the thousand, and Prohibition
seems only to succeed in compelling people to change
their favorite drink 1t Is difficult to imagine any
eating quinine or drinking IL in solution FOR en-
ioyment from taste, but tIe habit is very common
ole in almost every large city. and now antipyrlne
is being taken TO in the same way No one can take
large doses Of quinne with lmpunity very often, and
any one who INDUCES in the antpyFne habit is laying
up for himself stock OF suffering and debility which
will make life burden to him.
An hour lost will get behind You and chase you
forever.
If work is growth the world is full of people who
Yoa can't tell by the length of a mans face what
he will do In "a horse trade.
Unless you think more than you talk, perhaps 1t
would be just Us we'll not to talk much.
Complaining about the hard times YOU are having
does not make IL easier tor ANYBODY else.
an Old man only knew as s,o much oS a. SSSns one
When dog GH IN his ' own WIN oCyard he doesn't have
to be very BIZ to be brave enough to bark at an
elephant in the street.
ii is only now and then you can find woman who
Talk we'll In public, but when Ii comes TO telling
another about a bonnet, oh oh l-Ram's Horn
ave have a shoemaker in our town." says Quebec
man, "whose business In selling overshoes has been
ruined by hustng rubber house, and who. this winter,
to get even had great opening sale ut which he gave
to every purchaser OF shoes pair Of rubber Oyershoes
upon the soles OF which his advertisement reversed
that at every step the wearers take through the
they leave his advertisement neatly printed in
their tracks. The effect is magical and powerful You
can scarcely look Mt the snow any place In Quebec
without seeing footprint, with this mans name glazing
boldly from them.
Aubrey had serious objections 10 ciopping wood
There are many boys like him, suppose, When ne
called upon for the work he always found plenty
Of excuses, and the family had learned all the Old
thoroughly that he had sometimes TO rack his
brain for supply.
Aubrey said HIS mother one day, !" go cut few
pieces OF wood There plenty Of large pieces To
cut. Your lame foot Is we'll, and you haven't had
toothache since last week. You needn't change your