New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-05
TIE Talk or THE DAP,

A man who is in the business says: cover .
dozen Kinds OF cement are made which will unite the
broken edges OF glass and china. and about
good as another. The easiest and cheapest 10 pre-
pare Is made by taking two ounces OF puverzei whts
gum shcllac and half an ounce OF gum mastic. soak
them together in couple Of ounces Of snlphuric
ether and add half a pint OF alcohol After the whole
dissolved. the preparation Is ready for You
heat the edges OF the article 10 be mended put on the
cement with brush. hold firmly til the cement has
set. lay the article Tor week. and 1t Will break
any where else thal in the mcnded place.
A Good Fellow" You know Eli savery, don't
you'"
Good fellow. isn't he ~
Maybe So but there Is more fellow than there Il
good about him."-(TeAas siltBgs.
"Thcrc ss says horticultural hardly an instance
in natural history Of plant 80 universally deestd
by the animal world as the castor-oH plant. No sort
of bird beast creeping thing will touch castorol
plant. II seems to be a rank poison 10 all the ami.
NAL world Even GOAT VIII starve before biting on
leaf and horse will sniff Dt IT and rn up his upper
LID as though it had the most detesable OdGr the
face Of the earth. Army worms and the locusts VIII
pass it by though they may eat every other green
thing In sight. and there IS no snTer way 70 drive
mocs away from a lawn than 10 plant few castor
beans here and there. Even the tobacco worm viii
refuse to be fed It's leaves
this Mr. tewbricfs. The foothills even 10 the heights
of judicial eninenco are obtained without dilgent
e. MoE Ses %a om the Bar to the bne mater
Counsellor Fewbriefs-Iou're givP us rar' good
more spontaneous to speak for to work our way
from the bench up TO the bar. Let's duplerate tas
movement, Jedge-(Boston Courier.
1t is said that in district in Mead County, Kan,
there is only one family. The husband and the wife
constitute the school board and they employ their
n .ha Dfa,
no pupils. Recently they raised her salary from s3S
TO $40 month.
In July, 1888, Captain Joseph Love- Of York, filed
his bed With grass which he had cut for that purpose.
soon after Mrs Love thought she felt something
her it was imaginatlon. Captain Lowe was afterwaS
sick and laid upon that side OF the bed when ne Eel!
the n N Ap se a be n S ep
when out came i've healthy, bit terribly hungry
turtle lie was rayenouS and would snap at anytias
across. was "chewed very fine as The York Cour
ant, tells the story The G9ant D detare ne van q:
story 1t must tell what particular species OF turtle has
such sharp teeth-(Lewfston Journal
According to "The Library Journal the following
books have been called for In certain library
sara Zenask" Sequel Of sOracknessa. which Is St
Hilario,, "Ilworth Case" "Arstocrat Of the Break
fast Table, "Cluster the Hear.h' Marie Bash
kershirbs Alsop's Fables "Hy spatia.' "Danas
Emanuel of Geology" BODbary Roose,' by Dickens;
Hcen's Water Babies Great Orators-Their HABITS
and Nature When Young /" Caesars Contemporary
"Tents of Ham,, "Eggleston's Circus RIDER Guy
OTIS Earthen Man., Lambs Essay on Roast Nutton,'
ROe's Escaped from Eden,' Butter and Eggs ana
Kisses "Mrs. Burnet's Vera Cruz "Trowbndge's
THREE Scoots," stocks Lady Of the Lake Kenel
worth and ChiIngly," Sacred Letter, By Hawthone'
"Expectoration' Expatriatlon.)
II is said that the moonstone hoax has made Us no
old and so well known that Il Is wonder e Jewellers
mOonstones finds white and almost transparent peS
bic lie takes II 10 lapidary who is conveniently
near BY vino SAWS yS n, very Sr 1Ie f Al The $
IS left to be polished, and at the time appointed no
finder calls. pays the lapidary The dollar ana Re.
dairy 40 cents. The lapidary has go cents profit re
finder has q real moonstone. and the beach has mo
pebble which awaits picking up by some other dupe
-(Bost0n Transcript.
very very old man walked the length Of Nassau
st. five times on Monday. lie was grnning from car
to ear. Pm making the most OF IT, SAID he 70 MS
inquiring friend; "never the old street cleaneo
before; may not live 70 see 1t again. Which fable
teaches. dear Mr. Beatte, that some things can DO
done well as Others
one of the ,Two-In the woods DO lho III1
the clomate is it mortlfoyin' OF wordthcr
wOodman-why, YOU ereenhorn. don't yJu know a
skunk when you smell onel 49,. ,.,,
Doian-Musha, but It's skoonk IS Il that maxim,
the atmyshpee conshpickyousl Well nov, us
mes'lf do be sayin' IT, that aher me nose lgnss
eratin, the stywation or the gnteman sadly negIe~
his brith.-(BostOn Courier
Think think on all these wide coasts OF America
of Edward Burgess leaving his family In want Pom
der this and ask If the be always to the swift
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dad a terrible thunder storm
as came up in the train this afternoon.
Wooden-Werent you afraid of the lightningi
Wagg-No got behind brakeman.
Wooden-Behind brakeman What earthly sooa
wv WaSeNWhy, hn was not a conductor.-(Bosaa
Courier.