New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
THE TALK or THE DAY.

man who has had much experience with SCRAP
book, says: al have found out. as no doubt many
others have done that regularly bound book OF any
Kind Is the poorest foundation for scrapbook This
did not know until began to examine manuscripts
in libraries and public archives. Now. however nv
separate sheets OF paper be added TO at pleasure
and bound when choose. II any professional strap
book maker may read this still purchases those
rather fanclfuy bound volumes prepared for the pur
pose let him once try Using stout folio sheets such
as drygoods dealers use and think he will never
adopt any other method
Katharine and Catharne and katheryn and Kitty
(,athcryn ard kittie you hear OF soon and late
But where within the precincts OF this very blesse1
VIII You meet a plain and simple, honest Ksnt
Eleanor and Elenor and Leonore and Nellie
Troop down all together TO the ringing supper bell,
nut these are names for poets-for Byron o.
What's become Of simple dashlng NELL
-(Chicago News Record
The current Issue Of ST. Andrews Cross Is
double number containing fun report OF the speeches
and proceedings OF the recent Convention OF The
| brotherhood OF St. Andrew. in Boston. The growth
| NJ tho orcanizatior which Is composed OF Episcopal
| aymen has been phenomenal, and Il bids iair 10
become the strongest unofficial agency IN the Epis
| copal Church.
II Might work-"wc will have To do something to
rcvve Interest m the gnme7 said baseball
u rpat, ca ossented his auditor. b" How would
n do 10 have the runner and eacn baseman nght SIX
rounds with hard gloves ?'-flndianapoilo Jodrnah
| aTbe baltimore American SAYS that the ndigns
ton Of the passengers on Western Maryand train
was aroused the other day by the unusual spectacle
of n richly clad boy OF five or six years, whose legs
and fc.. were perfectly bare although the day was
a cold one The child was accompanied BY his mother
| and sister who were evidently people OF wealth AID
refinement. on inquiry IL was learned that the boy
! was the son Of prominent physician VINO han O't
several children with throat diseases, untll he MI on
the idea of turning his children out bareooed The
experiment proved to be- perfect success Inc pare
| footed boy was the picture Of health. At the Union
Station in Baltimore, he ran around on the cold
| h4c,s totally unaware Of any discomfort. People
are constantly shocked and amazed at seeing the
children Of this gentleman going about oareioo'ea
winter and summer but nasmuch as 1t saves their
lives in his opinion, he is indifferent to criticism
We asked an old colored preacher the other day
how his church was getting On anl ms v,% ynrtnrsi
Mighty poor mighty poor, bIilder' Nv we , nya'Sa
TO ask the trouble, and he replied NC rieue,, ~
cctc Dey just drawn all ths atnGS t an Say
outep de- body an bones oh dc blessed Low DSus,
We can't do muffin widout de ciety oar Is ae Lhcgm
Ciey wild sister Jones an Erudder Bro|h 70 run u:
Sister Williams mus march IN front 90 ds Dssa rs
of Rehecca. Den dar Is de- Decreases, ue I"r', ne
daughters of Ham an de- Iberaa Ladies cnrrcb VEL W.
You have the brethren to help IN NE cna'c a. oSs
Suggested. NO sah: Dere am De Mgsons p o. 0c9
Focrs dc Sons OF Ham an dc ohdhoIl IrGsrs
Land Pilgrims Why, brudder by dc ume 1e Druuue''
an sisters pays all de dues an tend, all &c EN- pee ., a.
dere is muffin left for Mount sfsh Ch,h ero ed , 90 10
cob de corn has all been sheiied on IN Ho"eu !"
desc specified chickens. "-(Bble Reader.
Abont this time Of the year the Joke about tho
,-,, who doesn't want to be made partner always
onncars. This year The Buffalo Express starts is
ON the rounds as follows: Mr. Poster SAID the pro-
nretor calling I'm his chief bookkeeper, have been
| watching your work for the last year.
| II hope it has been satisfactory, sir!'
| at has been very satisfactory | propose TO MAKO
Won n partner in the business
make me partner, sir p
eyes, "a
couldn't you reduce my wages and let 1t go q
| that"
That vos good answer that Of Brookline's
bestknown divnes made the other night asar prassSs
meeting Coming oat OF enu Son YOU know that 4
sdr RI any 70 S Se up s GO
don't YOU know that have to blow at the rate q
ten knots an hour keep you fellows going a. the
rate Of five l'-lIoston Herald
IN answer to his wife's question what he woo'a
like 10 have for Christmas. sarcastic Boston na"
replied "Well ! think should like cheap iouh'ani'
pen one Of the kind that won't work more tna''
two weeks Then sofa-plow stuffed with OAR
| that sticks out through extra thin covering a
! nair OF understood glove, and pair OF diversified
eIppers would please me, and think, my dear. uao
II you would get me a pipe that "'nt ura" !.
would make the day really like an oi'fashionea
Christmas
After a man stays up late At party ne VIII hvs
| admit the next day that h Is iIeu Hut II Nv S,
| nm with any one who Is sick he bowls ior WIN s
aferward about how played ont he I've lnnas io
from the looks of the women who are In society uuig
If musi be- n great deal easier TO stay al nome anu
scrub than II IS to tight dresse, 10 a'terhn 'ei
and say polite things and laugh at iooisn JoMS'l
| man who is rough and awkward at everything es r
will show Il delicaCy and SIKH greater tn gia II I,
| woman's when he has 10 patch torh CIV O'i
-(Atchson Globe
Kentucky man recently got a prize LOT tue 'or
Lowing definition Of a gentleman: \ man OF reihe'
ment and culture whose aims are noble, whose uui
Is constant and not only constant In It's KIM Out
waited In It's degree; whose want OF meahhe's MaAe'
him simple and who can l)ok the whole world IN tie
facc with "A true, manly sympathy for the great ana
SMALL
THE MISTLETOES MISCHIEF.
She stood beneath the chandelier.
With eyes and cheeks aglOw-
He promptly saw his chance for bliss,
And pressed upon her lips Kiss,
And blessed that mstlet0e
IL happened that her pa came IN
Oh wreck and woe!
His boot was big and well applied,
And soon the Young stood OUTSIDE
And cussed that missile toe -, ,,