New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-04
THE TALK or THE DAY.

4Thc INDIANAPOLIS News comments the profound
s,lenc. OF David d. fll and "our own Gray OK
Indiana "The silence" 1t says, "means something
in estimating the forces at work. or not at work, in
the campaign. II thes, men are not to take part IN
the fight this is significant II they are to take
part their evident reluctance 10 say so Is stu Sig
ndcan; The fact that they do not speak for them"
selves and let others speak for them, Is sismncah'~
Is. indeed slightly Suspicious Apparently silence
has become the mother tongue OF these two men, ano
they are eloquent In their use OF II.
A COUNTRY TOWN.
How ncace,Ily Il sleeps throughout summers day,
Loose, sprawled upon the swell, ereeh-e,rt ABOUT
To him Who dwclls oh, surely. nauSht but peace IL
yields.
within lie homes low set beneath the shading leaves.
What lasting friendship. harmony and sweetest iovs
Must live supreme. with nausht that man o' Joy 'e
oh. truly. here to live must lead to realms above.
gut stay. sir. Liv'd'st thou in this place.
Where neglbors know all peoples business bue
And love to tell the things not mentioned to thy face
With hatfield truth to damn thee. then thy tate 70
moani
Or walkdst thou eyer with Of girls Thy best;
And stirred not up lies than hornets in nest,
That made thee redeyed vengeance swift TO s~ear'
All, sweet. indeed, this quiet. erass-srown country
with tow'rng trees and hummng bees and ragged
And eke. the tatilcr race, from aged founder down.
With canting. idl. words all n0tl,ness 10 STAY.
IA Pessimlst in Chicago News kecoru'
The last issue OF lions Herald the great New
England Methodist paper published In Boston. IS
Wilbur Fisk number and Is largely filed with inter
csting tributes 10 TINT revcrcd Methodist leader.
The name Of Wilbur Fisk Is ndissolubly linked with
the history OF New England Methodism. and his WORK
In promoting the educational interests Of his Church
entities him TO be ranked one OK the most note
worthy figures In American MethOdism.
Good I'm Theory Dut---Mrs. Newage-why don't
girls learn their fathers business and be indepsndent
one Girl--Please ma'ani; my iather is u teiesrapn
lineman.-( New York Weekly.
Tho COW horn ay or bnnao-horn nv, as II Is some
fines called has been very annoying this season IN
some Northern States and In Canada. 1t is so called
because II attaches Itself TO the roots OF the horns AZ
nlght Cows so tormented lose their appetite and
civ, little milk The application OF lard TO the parts
affected is said to be- remedy. but farmers generally
consider It too expensive. Hosrd's Dairyman7 re-
Gently remarked that there are a great many short
sighted farmers who persist In feeding worthless flies
with costly COWS, In order TO avoid a little outlay.
A Farsecing Boy.-First BOy-why didn't you get
n safety like mine 49,.
Second Doy-Huhi Wouldn't have a safety. that's
hut that big wheel kind you've got Is od-fasA'
That's nll right. These Oldfashioned ones suit
me- Can't carry bundles Oh 'em. "-lStreet & smiths
Good News.
at only needs determination to live century,
remarks n heahfood crank Don't know aoont
that: great many persons have determined 10 I'VE
century or die In the atempt-and they have GeA
In the attempt.
Knew Ills Roy -Eilkns--I'll so with you, Dut u
have to wait iii my Office boy comes In.
Wlkns-ltow soon VIII that De h.,t s,
hour ago He'll be back In about fifteen niinu'cs'~
street & Smiths Good News.
A party OF hunters the other day, DESIRING :" "s~
laid their guns a fiat rock. near iroh'oi w
stont,v IN. guns moved from their resting pun"
and leaned I'M 10 n huge boulder few teet ois'"~
Al first the men terrified "t TINS ".s'e'o
action hut thew socn discovered that the bowder was
composed OF magnetic iron ore
She DIETING him down easyt-l m sure, nr. haiu
,egh that Won can find plenty OF girls right here WIZ
can make YOU much happier than ! eouiu. III,
mournfuyl Yes. but you See tlsts lust .hc , p
7 w. asked lem ALI You are my only ehance.-tBrooS'
Ign Life.
Commodorr Gerry writes a strong letter 10 Desm'r
,v.,ch Editor OF sThe Theatre Magazine" IN which
n. claims thnt he should be upheld In his work re-
g,rdnu hubble performances by children. not only by
the prcss bnt by the people. The Editor OF "iho
,rnaotre- advocates Commodore Gcry's views thor
ouyhlv The summer number OF this periodical, IS.
hy the wuy very readable. and among some COCA
nustr,ions are six portraits OF Edwin Booth SHOW
inc him at different periods Of his life. ana por'
trait OF Agnes Ethel. the once famous actress iof
whom many pleasant rememtrances are shssn'e'