New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-09
TIE Talk or THE DAY.

The proposal TO sheath ships with copper coateG
With mercury is attracting attention. Inc 'oea u
that such an Arrangement would e!Iectually prevent
Larnacles from adhenns TO the bottom Oh 'essei''
In order keep the mercury on anu % prevent oAiua
lion the copper would be constantly charged WITH
,.c,ric,,v This would bring about another interest
ing possibility Any gold or silver that might be IN
the water would be precpltaed the bottom OF the
vessel and It could then be scrapcd OH "heh tHe
vessel arrived In port
Dublin newspaper has an advertisement possibly
more truthful than intended Wanted, genlenlaa
undertake the sale , OF 4 p a Re proabe to the
undertaker."-( Medical Times.
The papers are getting no end OF fun out OF ooA-
gresham Buffers sly-biy proposition 70 maze ".
pansy the National flower. and put II on the
flag one OF them. for instance, has revised v NV
man brakes patriotic hymn 10 fit Mr.. Buuer's
Forever feat the pansy sheet a.
Whore breathe' the foe but falls BEFORE W. .
With freedoms soil beneath our feet
And freedoms pansy floating DER us
You have been spending too much money on yo ar
dress IatcIy nv dear Kate and anyhow, 'hink
plain dresses srit you far better tla,h ''o'e '''u'
ones which you SO fond OF wearing o.. so..,
All right. my dear, I'll go and buy half dozen
plain dresses right away"-(lAesende biaetpr'
Ten girls in a composition class In dncinnao
school were tod by Their teacher TO write telegram
ucl ms would be suitable 10 send home IN case :"
railway accident while travelling One OF the girn
wrot Dear Papa Mamma is killed. am 10
the refreshmcnt ROOM
Mr.. Mn.s-rAat girl was decent enough to black
the stoves heioIe gong. see 49,, r,,s.,, and tt,s
lucky 10;
~S S.S1' indeed. Mrs Dc Fashion and Mrs. d., De
style called right In the midst OF u, ana a ~ en; 10
mt little moro backing on my iace anu IA .hevd
he door ard told them wasn't H. lhes s"'u ivy
call again. - New York weekly
r,ur years ago Joseph Matlvn, who has farm
near >tamwood Wash. discovered peculiar he"u VI
Grain I'm field Of barley. since then he mas oeen
prcparang II. until now he has cohslueraoie i nn
.own 10 mis- strange grain. which yields about ioo
tnshc,s - tho ocr,. The grain is of deep brown
color. resembling scorsh-d wheat grain and Is SiHa,
t ,vh.at I'm FORM The bran or shell Is thih anu
,orc, Tie grain is not fit for milling purposes anu
hrcrcr who examined 1t said that 1t was useless ior
nrewIng PURPOSES It makes, however, excellent lee"
for chickens and hogs.
rx.Govcrnor Taylor Of Tennessee has new TX;
:, nm ukr this: Pat was about 10 dc Inc p.aSs'
had been called and lad Administered the las' Services
men p,t : there anything else you desircP ,u,
Ycs 8; said Pat. Il want 10 be buried IN UNIV
wiz pat.'' said lie priest, why IS that rtv
Well your reverence" says pat; "a ti , R tr
graveyard t. the last place the o"ii "o"" '''N
n Democrat. "-(Argonaut'
IN. Cincinnati Tribune CONDUCTED by many
members Of the old Gazette stan has Just appe"N
IN Cincinnati geographically its appearance
sing and the news o; the day finds ample space
In It's columns
The Genuine Ar,icle.-Lady-Ar you sure ''i'
genuine English breakfast tea - -, tho,
Talented Clcrl-We madam; ilso some -, Yi r iga
that / was falling OF of London Bridge-tNe"-io'~
Weekly.