New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-04

,,ro o,,ar two miles inland the leaves on the
18th sdes of trees turn red and brown-plistereo
from the effect Of the salt This erect "o'eD '''
100 miles along the coast"
LOVE OF NATURE.
NOW MISS MABEL BEGGED HER PAPA TO SEND
HER TO THE SEAsHORE.
..The sea-" she said. 1.-THE sapphire sea
oh. let by its waters De- -
oh, let me go
From M me hou r0Mn 80 sounding, beautiful sea/
,xn WHAT SIZE SAID ABOUT IT TO THE SUM
MrR RESORT PEOPLE.
.The sea" she said. "is drear TO me-
Why must a seaside have a sea
love a resort,
nut I hate the sport
vi e' -(The Chicago Record.
California people have subscribed sHpo" LOT III.
support OF the California Midwih,er ii'e' 1910
Erair The Fair structures VIII be placed III "ou..
ca,a p.rk a large plot OF reserved land west OK
Co, FRANCISCO between the city and the racine
COAST line The buildings Will be Moor'sn' go
and early Spanish Mission i'm design. COMMISSIONS"
- foreign governments at Chicago have peen IN
formed Of the fair and invited 10 aia AZ See"'"'s
exhibits for IT,
Mistaken IdentityA Young LADY vist az t lUs sp
nrsa i'' ~ a COW She too frightened 10 run,
and shaking her parasol AT ne sir. lie down.-(rhs
very stern TONE i-'e
Calcutta Times
statement is made by THE English Mechanic
.Aa. ,e,enhone which will talk loud enough LOT
nerson I'm any part of room 10 near a'I 49, :.
s,and has been devised by an Engnsh hVen.o'' ~
sovs that 1.-TWO correspondents can 'hus '"'" 49,
,rse,v with each other, and as the receivers spa~
80, "a as 70 he heard in any part or a roon' eon'
versa ton can be carried on py eae" p
speaking TO his transmtter'
THE MAN WHO BRINGS THE ICE.
The man with the melon is welcome SUM-
Rnt the mellow fellow who fills the Dill
Is the man who brings the iee'
Who drops it there
In a ten-cent slice
And cools the air -
AS he hollers, Ice! ~
His rumbling wagon the children know
And Isn't he good and nice;
They cry. scampering out they 20
For chat with the man Win ee'
Each outstretched hand
Oh. it's fairy land
When the man brings Ice!
The horse that he drives looks wet ana COOL
His wagon. of rude device ia.
The heat divides with its freezing sldes'
A-drip from the blocks OF Ice
And nd here he s. and a ts s,ice.
I've w fGU's his s" '.I ei Ice! Ice"
So the man with the melon is welcome STILL
And the man with the cream - -, n'I b,i,
Rut the mellow fellow who nus the Dill
Is the man with the daily Ice
Who drops it there
In ten-cent slice
And cools the air
AS he hollers, Ice. .,.,,.,
ATLANTA Constitution
Circuars have been issued by the Department ot
Agriculture making inquiries regarding the eN,sv
ence i'm various parts of the United States OF o'"
Of seventeen year locusts" There are said W w
twentv-two different broods of these insects ~.
most deadly enemy OF these locusts is tle r.ne"'.
sparrow which abandons all other KINDS Oh ioo~
and feeds on them exclusively when IL mas '"
The editor led the meeting All.
And he said TO them; Weh lah'
A rousing big collection a.,
For the dying heathens SAKE
But when he pocketed the dimes
The brethren had no DOUBT
| That that same Georgia editor
Was the biggest heather OUT; ,...,.
-(The Atlanta Constitution
With the aim of maintaining the standard ana
quality OF all grapes shipped. the officers oil ths
/ Central New-York Grape Growers Union ha'e -
sued a circular of instruction to each member Oh
tho unor In this circular the declaration Is naae
that "a number one basket of grapes should con.
sist of ripe weii-formed clusters, closely pacheo
in a clean, neat package" Second-quahty irui'
to be sold in trays or baskets
The Modern Domestic Husband-why did your
maid eavey - ,.. 49, 80 Saratoga,
She nreferred Long Branch / refused 10 Snans.
our plans so she resigned at -tIexaS gu ubst
Need Of Being pHts 10 iady By not lifting
yGHqif ss nss q o ; That's wife: ora
ee 1.-The Chicago RECORD