New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
THE TALK OF THE DAY

machine the accent falls upon the last syllable
typeeen).
"Typer n male operator on the typine.
"Typess, female operator on the typlne.
ct, type to write on the typine
"Typoscript, typewriter or typc'wntten man.
uscrpt.
III NAV aid the memory to state that the first word,
tvpine IS formed by taking the first and last syaoles
OF the expression type-writing machine, ana that IL
means the same as the complete expression. ALSO
that the last one typoscrpt Is formed by taxing tns
erst one and the last two syabes Of the expression
tvneriten manuscript and changing, for the sake Of
euphony the IL of the second syllable ntD an o.
aThere IS a vacancy in the English vocabulary which
these words fill. The type-writing INDUSTRY HIS
sprung up within comparatively snort u"'e' o"' "'
words have come into general to meet the require
mrnts Of the new situation. gehef~i h"'e''eH'
would quickly establish them
. Matter Of Belief" Won't you Join our sabbath
school class 2, asked the benevolent woman
Catholic, and believe In the masses ratner tila" INC
classes."- indianapolis Journal
.Ths Architectural Record has entered upon 10
second year with many signs OF increasing prosperity
If * n quarterly magazine handsomely printed ana
urofusely Illustrated. The first number OF the second
volume reveals evidences Of superior excellence ana
high power such an undertaking deserves largo
measure Of success.
A LITTLE DISCOURAGED.
know sir, 1t do look that downright bad
When fellow like me ain got no grit'
But can't help i'll Use 10 had
Plenty y sand an GIT up an git. -.
But I'm telln' you, sir, grows kinder tired
7 doPfor it seems as If things all conspircd
Never TO let me have one-half show
There was most too many 4 us children at home
An nigh all OF 'em was wimnen folks, 100,
An girls ant so fitten you know. ior 20 come
Up To the scratch when there, somethih 10 90
To keep as iamo b b S%'h he ped hoe the row.
An daddy-pOOr daddy-hOw often he's ,aid
He wished he might gin me Il ghost Of u sno~'
lie wore hisself out at it. Jim and me;
We dug out his grave In the hillside clay
lie was old when he died, an weak, but We
Missed Is hands that was folded away
1hl Rsme sea%ed I've e nothn an Jim. know
An yet when he'd packed up ana went 10 'e"
lit lef' me still with po'rer SHOW
Things might have been dih'rent ~ what they Is
But / thought one time I'd marry GIRL,
Just one more to keer for, You know but LIZ
Wouldn't she said, have II 80 for tho worr'
She ,cws for a Twin, she do, an SCI she:
- Your hands Is full enough now; WIN the hoo-
Quite fun enough now thout takn' o me,
Who Just like yourself, hain't never snow
An she hang, by It, sir. like pup 10 ro9t, ,,,.
When, willn', Id wear OFF my hands BIT BY oH'
An I'm soured an older an iosin TO 9oo'
The last o. my stock % cit up an GIT.
II. NAV be- I'm token, then God will purvide
For them If lef' here hungry below -.
An somehow I've fancled In heaven that Ia
:" '''' -CChIcago News Record.
The word burgess In Pennsylvania means 'ns
chief executive officer OF 4 borough. And ooroues
* an incorporated municipality, less populous than
city and more populous than hamlet.
One OF the most curious stones in the world IS foune
in rinlond where II occurs In many places. IL Is .
natural barometer and actually foretelis pTooaoiss
changes IN the weather IL Is called semakulr, any
turns black shortly before an approaching ram wnno
In line weather IL l. motted with Spots Oh "h'e'
For a long time this curious phenomenon was
siery but an analysis OF the stone shows II 10 oe
a fossil mixed with clay and containing portion W
rock salt and nitre. This fact being known, tne
OK explanation was easy. The salt. absorbing me
mdsture turned black when the conditions weN
favorable for rain. while the dryness Of the atmVs
phrre brought ont the salt from the Interior OF NV
stone In white spots on the surface.-st. Louis "ooo
Democrat.
A negro living near Chokee Ga. owns dog Wn'cs
attends all the religious meetings the neighoorhood
stands up and tries Ia follow In the singing, and goes
up the altar With the rest Of the mourners, 70 %
prayed for
Lcgnl Tcnder-Dcarcst Irene. lot me Law my case
before you and you shall judge whether am IN erw
In stating my claim for years. You Know ! nav ~
been corning you long time. and by fair trial y1
say you have found me defending TINT which Is ne.;
why not then consent TO my prayer for your haho ans
me have your answer DO not dcmur. -. -.
Ircne-i am afraid. Legal You are too brier ou5
my decision Is II give security for the costs %
every shit / may order contract, then may con-
1imcnts were dismissed then and there tBos'"