New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
TIE PASSING YEAR.
Are you rich IN the years Of bright gold

Are you rich IN the years OF orlght soIu
Ike nI '1ey dream 'sifa'ts that 4; IS fair.
Or "A prayer
And life at the end be tranShgured with peace
Does the thought that so few years remain
Give you paint
o be glad that your quest
Brings you into the Light
From the night.
And the worker at last has his rest.
I'm the homeland above are no sorrows, no fears.
And tho life they live there is not measured by years.
-(Jewish Messenger
The Editor OF "ine biiisvills Banner" IS out with
tho following announcement: Wo took out an accdeht
policy Monday and had the good fortune 10 break
two Of our legs minutes afterwarc for which "e
Will get $780, As IL cost him only $40 TO nave DOtn
his legs set. and he 90 on editing the paper
Just rs well before, he calculates that he IS IN
$50 by the transaction.
The celebrated physician DR.. Jaco6y, was walk.
ing along Broadway one day when 10 met an old
same aimo noted for his extreme stihgess. The on
man, who somewhat of a hypochondriac, imasinea
that he could get some medical advice ro fosns 1aSopy So9y
poorly "'Wiere do you ,sniter mostf1 In my
yomP tSGcn cgss T6as right Now put ont your tongue
50 that can examine It closely me invaTd ad %
abont ten minutes he opened his eyes and found
himself surrounded by crowd who supposed that he
was crazy. DR.. Jacoby had in the meantime disap-
peared.-(The Comic.
The First Presbyterian Church Of Troy, n. Y, u
celebrating its centennial this week. Its first pastor
was the Rev Jonas COe. His successor was the Rev.
Dr. Nathan Sidney Smith Beman, who was assisted
during the latter years OF his life by the Rev. Drs.
Robert Aikman, r. r. Booth. and Herrfck Johnson.
The Rev Dr. Marvin r. Vincent succeeded DR.. Beaman
Then came the Rev. DR.. George v. Weber, the Rev.
Hugh Anderson, and the present able and popular
pastOr the Row. 1heOphilus =. sawfn. The church
has a most honorable and fruitful history, and ts
members are Justly proud Of 1t.
Pretty Toll Story.-A friend Of mine happened
"a be with Marion Crawford recently In England, and
during the conversation happened to tel clubs
story to the novelist ,
u would like 10 work that into snort story,
n you don't mind" said the novelist
iIy friend told Crawford that one OF the objects
OF his visit TO secure, II possible, short story
Very weu.' said The author, "You amuse your
self with nv books. and I'll let Won have the story.
About 5000 words, you said All right"
And within two hours time, tO my friends ast0nish-
ment Crawford handed him the manuscript Of " as
nrrfect a little gem OF a story You ever read"
And Crawford had earned 300 between breakfast and
lunch.- (Nashyillc American.
recent issue Of "The Bradford England Observer
contained the following advertisement: "Lawyer
wants an oHice boy; must be smart, and not avoTsa
to provaricating Address p. 113, Observer oftcs'
How beautifully this little incident answers the bra sh
Britors who are constantly telling that the sort
Of man of which this lawyer IS type IS only to Be
found In this country
His Heart Unchanged" Marriage has not changed
him much7 said Mrs. Potts. Before we were married
h. does not lie lets me lug the heavy oneS."-
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