New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-01
THE TALK OF THE DAP.


On the banks of the susquehanna is grave with thh
epitaph: "Charles Lewis. He voted for Abraham
Lincoln" In Baton Rouge is the following epitaph:
Here lies the body of David Jones. His last words
were / die a Christian and Democrat Ana
there is grave in Stonngton, VT, which has the fol
lowing eptaph: when Rhode Island, by her eglsla'
ton from 1s43 to $780, repudiated her Revolutionary
debt Dr. Richmond removed from that state TO ms
borough and selected this his family burial place.
unwilling that the remains Of himself and family
should DO disgaced by forming part Of repudiatns
State"
The writer once asked Colonel Ingerson what wa
the greatest compliment he ever received. He thought
a moment and said: Il will tell you ! was strolnDg
one evening after supper smoking cigar and wsistns
for some friends with whom was going out 70 spepa
Presently was accosted by mar sitting near En9
trying to smoke but S was pretty stranger: aid ySa
th three and wide hanging against The wall e S:
norton of nv speech at the soldiers reunion al IN
danapO: only short time time l Sef9rei
"The fellow sobbed away for a few moments longer
and continued :, on ,,0ow what tb,nky
ono; what do you thinkl' .,, 49,,
".Wei sir, have copy of that bill hanging IN my
store az Tuscola Ill, and watch every man tnat comes
i'm read IT, and tell you any man that can read ,aas
through and not cry Is banhety BLANK , Sk f rS
male bovine by the tail tell you his heart hO' III
the right place. .,.,.. , ,,d M,
know who | was and have no idea that he dd, tnas
is the greatest compliment ever had PAID me-
dianapolls News.
A country swain of Brattleboro, Vt, has sweet
heart right from the green hills OF Vermont Inc o
day he treated her bananas, the first she h"u ever
SEEN and she ate the rlnd and all. That's prety
good fruit" she observed, but IL seems to me !" "
pretty much all pth" Then he brought her up 10
fore a soda water fountain, remarnng; Il don't caN
a darn for The expense what kind OF scent VIII you
have, sallel"
The Rev o. n Todd of Evansville. who prea:hSsd
AZ The Tabernacie church Yesterday, IS guest OF NJ
v McGilIiard, and i'm conversation with reporter ~
marked that he was over seventy years OLD ana nQ ~
ynrv GOOD shame as his right side was partlduy
peraIyzed. At this he showed his right hand upon
bc5 The fingers were slrdnken. hooked ana dlstortn
and rem ar,ed hat il all about through ratle
snake ,, 10 ..h. 9Th ~ ru,v while
on my farm at TuscOla ILL.,. l was bitten ny d
Did Vou drink wbiskey as an antldote' asked the
rePo T3lcola was Prohibition town. and Pr,
bibitionist II was impossible to procure whiskey..
ht T.. for TIohibitionists-and the poison had almost
done lis work before any could be procured. | owe
INV H sho 1 four mieS away lie Lad whiskey, and
furnished some, which. as said problbV sa'ea P
Mr.. Todd is not the Incorporating Prohibitions
ne once was. lie thinks the doctrine can De az
ried to dangerous extreme and cites his own eApef
indianapolis Journal
The German Colonial Society has offered two prizes
for the best essays upon the following subject WHAT
Advantages Has German Southwest Africa for German
settersi' The first prize is 1000 marks the SeconS
500 marks.
like to think of the rich and pompous old doctor
riding out b his patients clad IN MS sun OF sos
brown or caret color with great shining buttons maee
of silver COIN The skired coat had great pGcS seI
over his hips. Rather short we're the sleeves OF ms
coat to show the white rutieS and trs az me VII
but the forearm well protected IN cold ~etner ~
the long gauntlets Of his ndlnggoyes ana ny , ~
mnfetees Full kneebreecheS dressed his shapey lss
while fine silk stockings and buckled shoes dlophlsu
| his well turned calves and ankles But in muddy
weather high leather boots took the paee Oh te v NV
~ and Shoes aud his handsome breeehes were COW
ered with long tow overas, or tongS, as tey "cg
called on his head the doctor wore cooked ~
wig He owned and wore In turn wigs OF Sne AZ
sizes and denity-ues, bags, perlwlss ana Dops'-"'
l8ntlc Monthly
The buttermilk fend is out with another euIosf'
- There is nothing he says. in the line OF sHlpo
drinks which exercises more beneficial influence on
| the general health IL is at once food ana meu0No'
The Tactic acid that it contains acts on the whoi0 IA
Cestive system, while a food. II has ALREADY uiu
gone semldigeston in the churnine TO when IL mas
been subjected. Physicians are every day in'i.as -
ing the amount of ii that they prescribe LOT 'hen
natients and In cases Of liver and kidney disease
invaluable Instances are numerous Of persons 'u''e"
with Bright's disease living for many years III .O".
narrative comfort with other medicine thaa uaiS
supply OF buttermilk.'
Prepared for the Chestnut. Been oTSp" IN me
church Tor fifteen years ~ echoed the p'ssst " Won
| check suit That's a long time GUY ~ CON
have passed the contribution DashcI 'nrV"5i wv
! gIegatlOn "A great many times 49,, ,-.o,,sr IN tho
: Hundreds OF times" replied the passenger III 1''
| back alpaca. $500, ha,a ,ound a great
don Win an intensely weary look on his
face had drawn from his pocket and was hodlhs, o
for Inspection of the man IN the cDeSk SUI tha
stained card on which printed IN large ie''eiS Wv
| following inscription: ,..,- - . haitian ~
| apv AMT or Kind in my A.e.'-lIliease Trlpupss