New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
THE TALK OF THE DAP,

"Sofne church members are terribly afraid Oh
science says a clergyman "They think that when
ST. Paul bids them fight the good fight Of faith 10
means them to wage unceasing war on new ideas
Their notions OF science often crude as that
Of the man who said he could understand how astron-
discovered the distance and the relative position
Of the stars. but that he could conceive how they
found out their The weapons OF our warfare
are not given US for the pulling down of sdence.'
Mr.. Topnody Is no LAWYER; bur his wife is an able
evening and appealed TO her.
Are You up on Latin, my dearl' he asked.
What do you want to know - she inquired with
II want to know tho difference between de jurs
Mrs. r. studied moment.
we'll she said, you are at the head Of this
family de jure.'
Yes he put in ~ understand that
And;' she concluded. with some vigor. al am
the head of it dc ACKNOWLEDGMENT Free Press.
Mount Washington saws 1.-THE Portland CIe)
Advertiser" Il, to be capped with the largest electric
searchllgIO made. and the highest beam OF sra-
cIal light In the world. 1t can be easily from
Portland, and under proper conditions it probably
be seen even from Boston The company which Is To
be organized 10 carry out the scheme will be made
up II prominent railroad and hotel men interested
in tie future development Of New Hampshire
one Among.-IIe nenderlyl-Ah. Miss Maria. YOU
are the one among ten thousand altogether lovely.
She (poutlne-l don't think that's bit nice, Mr..
otocllsOn-BOnd,.
She ocxecebcayD why didn't You say one among
-Four Hundred ~ Detroit Free Press.
"The Congregational" thinks that good many
people might learn something frum Wellesley teacher
who recently said. want TO resign when people VIII
say What shall do without herr and not when they
are ayins, How can We get rid of here
An odd will was fled AT the Probate office IN Auburn
Tuesday II was that OF Elisha Ball. y Minot and
dated in Ioj7 but IN" maker Of the will had ont.
lived IN the witnesses TO IT, ad i had to be pro, I'd
from the handwriting Of the man who drew IL. II was
the first case on record OF the kind. The maker,
Elisha BAH was an old citizen OF Mnot aud served
wounded in battle and when the men were gathering
R the wounded they came aq S, 10 him. eaa
can and viii he said and 50 earnest he that the
a s and Elisha lived I'D not only to make his viii but 10
sarve al" O OF 4 and cts Ss SsS s
made IN the paper from that day it was drawn-(Ken
nebcc Journal.
An interesting experiment 10 be tried French
railway. The TO be warmed by means Of
boxes Of acetate OF soda The chemical ia put In q
solid state into the boxes and these then plunged
into hot water Of about 100 degrees. The effect Is
that the soda becomes liquid. on being taken OUT
Of the water the boxes wiped dry and put in car
riaces. By degrees the soda sodhes and as long as
that operation lasts-that is. for about five or six
hoursit gradually gives of the heat it has absorbed
In the melting process.
The Farmers Pleasant Liic-Boston Girl Ito Uncle
Jame,-DD you Ike living on a farm
I'nclc Jamc>-YeS. like II very much
Boston Girl suppose you like II wei. enough ~
snow 10 gather winter apples and harvest winter wheat
imagine might be anything but pleasant-tIeAas
siftng,.
1.-The making OF sleigh bells is quite an art" saws
an iron founder The little iron ball /, too big % be
pt in through the holes in the BELL and yet it Is inside.
How did get there The little iron ball Is called the
iInglct' When You shake the seigh-bell II Iinges.
In making the bell the jinglet' Is put inside little
ball Of mud Just the shape OF the inside OF the bell
Then 4 mould is made just the shape OF the outside OF
the bell This mud ball with tile jinglev inside IS
placed In the mould OF the outside and the metal Is
poured in. which Ills up the space between the ball
and the mould When the mould Is taken OFF you SEQ
sleigh bell but it will not ring, it Is full OF dirt
The hot metal that the bell is made Of dries the dirt so
that can be shaken After the dirt Is all shaken
out OF the holes in the bell the little iron iinglet will
still be IN bell and will 1t took good many
years to think out how to make a sleigh bell
Bridal Fancles.-Marred In white, you have chosen
all right.
Married in gray, You will go far away.
Married in black Won Will wish yourself back.
Married in red. you will wish yourself dead.
Married in green, ashamed To be
Married In blue, he Will always be true.
Married in pearl you Will live I'm whir
Married In yellow, ashamed OF your fellow.
Married In brown. You will live out OF town.
Married in pink, your spirit will sink.-(Oh RhymeA
The other day neatly dressed rcspec table looking
man appeared on the streets OF Philadelphia with .
pastebOard placard his hat which the
words: e. have tried every to get work.
VIII somebody please give me n situaton!' Pretty
soon knd-hearted Quaker gentleman noticed him
and got him situation.
phlO>opmc DiScussiOn-luncry iilggns-Wat 40
think ~ this idee that man Is put back on eartu
second time style o yin' evenin up the other'
sortcr!
Weary Watlns-Oh. dunno IL there's anything
I'm IL | m "A Of
here before.-( indianapolis Journal.