New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-07
THE TALK OF THE ~

The nth Regiment Veteran ASso9~oh vi co'hoou
cut Volunteers at its reunion at l'LouiS ~" 10Y
ago adopted resolution when fen0O'' ,'o"ol ~
credit upon tiat patriotic orgarfdtio'' III P"rU =
was ave deem it fitting ana EVPet " "'0 ~ a.
women of America that flnq'houiu NC i""U ~
erect a monument cOmmemoIftlI tlle" ele"V amu u'i
selfish devotion 20 their country i"o i"iu "'ii 70
National one, and the mOnume9 Will 10 pid'eu
the majority of the Grand Afy cohlr@Ies "alU IT,
Every post contribute ltfmve, anu 9'oi' IVY
and girl help to build thisFst tribute " Oe 10y Dbl
women whose unfnching couIf' s'S'i'ie" 'io 9oAoi
and sailors Of the Union lfhcr eIe"' sVi"eeio Vi
G1-'G5. The monument tur cohll'Voe 10 oOinPoSeu
OF the gentlemen named lp"' INC heF' po'erp
Warner, General W. II. Me- ana IT, u WINS oi
Bridgeport: NJ. c. Kellogg, POuht vernon, a. homer
Byington NOrwak, state sstor heau' Ne"-oahaaii'
ond Colonel : G. Blakemak Shelton.
Teacher-Meyer, suppqg Duy 20 els OF
o,oth coming In / lilo hlers, for h pair of pants,
go ~ to me how much shall have to give for the
clo Wa,or rritb q soul pve fractons)-Sr, 7-ss
aus - cloth is not suffnt to make you pair of
rants Yon will want b ellis. Then, take my ad-
tine and don,t 90 and h cloth at 11-l2 thalers,
wv @ru little tier for two thalers That
will make it exactly tYhaiers'-' Duh'eS feuiiietoh'
Now that summer II Ger there is one thing that
,ve all onght 10 be proedy thankful for and that is
that Tins far this wear have escaped any repetition
Of that particular form loolshheSs winch had such
a rim a few wears aarhe attempt to navigate the
N.birInooI Rapids at sgara in barrels or boats
ha+bing-s,,its There hno need to inquire curously
into tho cause of this Fcnton it Is enough TO know
that the nubllc has been afflicted by any Of the
narrowing tales of WI Ii has had more than sur
felt in previous years
sba Won't from Bso Worse.-Mr. Magnus Scott
II is no use talking fclina, cannot afford to buy
vo, that diamond SEQ Bankety'S.
So NJ .i9 ScottThepy me that bonnet at Dashey's
Mr. NJ ScOtt-DaTfy socks II that's Your mode
~ Thought | might aell buy the diamonds at once
1.-THE jewelers. ClFp
9The Iuterity Bal Beneficial Association" is
the name Of a soclejust organized in Philadelphia
The charter declares It's purpose is 10 "cOect end
accumulate a And admission fees, monthly dues
and assessments. inier 10 benefit and aid its MEM
hers in the event ojeir marriage, ard 10 benefit its
members upon thehrvving period Of years, and TO
benefit and aid thalOws and widowerS and children
OF deceased memls and for the furtherance of the
general welfare Of tnembers thereof
A new waitress a certain family astonshed the
members thereof bursting into song the first time
that she waited lpthcm at dinner. When her mis-
trcss spoke 70 tSTDout II she said, why. was
singngl Well. ZEN do when l feel happy."-(Bos-
ton Transcript.
In all this talk ,ut rain making agencies. we are
surprised Mt the wph which sunday school picnlcS
ignored. An aol4ted sunday school picnic In a nice
grove about five p from any shelter will bring rain
quicker than any eapton that General Dryforthwith
can invent. Not namel Oh well, it is near
enough 10 go.
lU often sec arse hobblng around on It's toes
and with sun roNgs. IL has always been a sur,
prise 10 me thy piumane Society did not take up
some OF these easy Investigate them and punish tho
people at malt. ere IS only one way 10 shoe =
horse, and me men the business would of course
prefer d0lrS II thNa y, properly. great many
horse owners hoV1 imagine that they know ali
about II, ana they that the shoe he put on so as
TO lift the rear OF vlO0l ~ high enough 10 pevent
the frog from toua, the rronnd We NAV srrn,
the case, but that hout al the good A does W.
have 20 put the sly In tccordaiee with the ideas
OF the owner. Thf,t Is that the frog Is the main.
spring OF the anln II Is soft and elastic and ap-