New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04
THE TALK OF THE DAP.

The Speaker of the japanese Parliament and tho
chairman Of the Committee of the Whole are Christians
Both sidcs.-I. She-yohn. what does the heroic
treatment meant Dr. John II. omcpath-Kill Or cure
H. siieDcar, what is the literal translation t3I,n 81
Simia smilibus curanturl Dr. Al -. pal ne
for simple peOpe.-tPharinaceutlcal Eld'
The tragic end Of the announcement of an engage
ment in Berlin, a few weeks ago, has given rise To
hours OF gossip and columns OF comment Hundreds OF
people had been invited to the house in honor OF the
occasion. The dinner had been served ana the guests
we're about to drink The health Of the young couple
servant entered hurriedly and placed letter In tho
hands Of the bride she read 1t and turned pale.
Here miserable ONE she cried, turning toward her
Gance aud throwing the letter at his feet, us tho
evidence of thv shame The guests had not time 70
recover from their frat astonshment, when the
beautiful young rushed from the room, e4-
claiming "Oh, God have been deceivcd' on, God'
I have been decoived!7 physician was sent Inn
mcdatey 10 the brides room. The shock however,
had been too great for her nerves, and hasty ex.
animation proved that she had lost her reason. she
was taken 10 the Charlie Hospital, where little hope
Is entertained that She will ever regain her mental
health The fatal letter was signed by GOOD hiend,'
who had believed it her "duty' to tell Of alleged
instance of lnfdelity the part OF her fance.
"Look here young man. said the lately resigned
conductor the railroad editor, I've always treated
Won have
And when signed the other day dldnt tel you
I'd worked for the company twenty years.
Il believe >O.' ,
And he laid the last Issue of the paper on the able ana
ponted IN the notice Of his retirement which stated
that he had worked tle company for twenty years.
st. Joseph News
Here are some stories that Gazaway Hartridge tells
about members of the Georgia legislature:
When one Of them introduced bill the first
day and the speaker asked. Shall this bill be com
mtted or engrOssed - he replied. being somewhat at
"A loss. Jcs let it stay thar awhile. Mr.. speaker
They tel me that another rrothcr missed the roll call
one morning. and in dire distress went 10 Governor
Northern humbly pctiti0uing to be rcn>tated
one OF them asked another for chew OF tobacco.
IN return the favor time said he. No.
Won needn't return it, said the other. I'm making
- a day. and don't mind the expense"
Another one down. to Bob Trademarks Office
10 know how much salary he could draw. 90" said
the Treasurer. Il eue,s YOU can get all you WANT
wcIl.7 said the legislator. 81 need some money for
myself the old woman needs some. and the revenue
officers are after OF my boys Can you let me have
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Those who have outerown the susceptibility Of youth
do not realize the injury they NAV do Young people at
this season OF the year by rdiculnG the idea ~ New
Year, resolutions. serious impressions and secret
desires To begin life on higher scale are easily d,s>l
ing over new leaf The newspapers abound with
tons but let Individual Christians take heed that they
cause not one Of these little ones 70 stumble by their
ast.
According to a seattle man, it was case of neces-
sity when the city Of Tacoma was located on Puget
sound. The Northern Pacific he says. was
Obliged 10 reach tdewatcr with is Western line by
= certain date. The financial furry came on and
IL was difficult 10 raise the funds necessary for tho
completion Of the road Yet large land grants and
heavy subsidies were dependent upon the reaching OF
ALT I.,.
place the Western terminus of the Northern Pacific
far To the north and west Cf the present cIt0n,
but IN spite OF the untirnS effort, Of nnancers in tho
East ana engineers in the IVES; 1t that the
point selected could never be reached in time Ia save
the land, aud funds dependent upon reaching salt
water The management Of the road ordered tho
engineers to push toward the nearest point on the
sound without regard 10 the terminus
We fear that thi, Farmers Alliance is going TO make
thing, uncomfortable. A. soon ~ they get into
power, We expect that law viii be enacted COM
the nrSt glimmcr of dawn To put in a day, work
before breakfast; If the farmers can only succeed
one great obstacle Ia keeping the Young men on tho
farm will have been removed boston Transcript
1t is too early rs yet furnish exact information
touching the peach crop Of 1884, bat ii certainly does
look though the ice crop OF this year will be .
satisfactory one.
Just the Same Now.--Athenian Stage Manager
Property Mau.-Nhy. the star says he won't 20 on,
because you've billed the of Eurlpdes the au hor,
in bigger letters than his own !-(Puck.
IL have" says a Maine pension agent "what
consider funny pension on hand. Several .
years ago / secured "a pension for a soldier Of certain
regiment and company, and then, after his death,
secured a pension for his widow. Now she comes TO
to help her secure another pension the widow Of
another member of the same regiment. You see that
since secured her first Widows pension she had
married II c0mrade in arms OF her first husband and
now that he too is dead, with fruGality and economy
that /, c0mnendabc and according to Scripture, she
is applying for the second pension. | have never
known exactly "A similar ease
The following talk overheard by the Delegate AZ
the orchestral concert yesterday, seemed awful funny
the time. passing as 1t did between two innocent
girls. who spohc IN dead earnest TIE orchestra had
Just rendered the swedish March no. - and not
outstanding vocfer0as applause would not respond 20
encore. Why don't they repeat II ?, asked one
maiden Of the other. oh the reply YOU don't
understand. Don't you see hat the programme saws
No two" That means IL 10 not 10 be repeated.s
Cincinnati Times St&y.