New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-15
THE Talk or THE DAY.

pvspeptic College S,udent-Pro:essor, wha, u
best cure for weak stomach?
Professor Mugwump-Jon the Democratic parry
When was a Republican some years ago tas most
trivial thing disagreed with me- Now can swslns
anything without, the slightest nausea
eft will take a.lot OF rain to bring the Usea
back" said the farmer looking sadly across sI
yellowed field Of corn.-tCincinnati Triouns
The Province Of Quebec has law bestostns IN
acres Of Government land on every iats9 o.
family who has twelve living Children " 10 ne
presen, time 1920 acres have been gives ndsf Us
law. Not all Of these fathers. however, are atsasi
with the amount Of this bounty. for nnns q
twenty children not rare. and the 'snss
these want a proportionately higher reward VIZ
Old gentleman. Paul Belanger. OF River % h-h
wants 200 acres I'm recognition OF his family Of uTy
six living children.
Weary Watkns-What do you think o. that! ias
here pape: says that you ougntnt 10 eat "A'A'
Hungry Hggins-I think It is a scheme pu. Ya
starye US teliers to th-(lndianapo.s Jou'a~I
Saws The Philadelphia Record" ION TO F'cncA
was the legend upon odd-ook!ng wagon saH.
drew up In Bristol yesterday. II was an Old IAHI
carryal boxed In like liitle house on whees q.
drawn by a weary-looklng bay horse ana l0.o'.
by a dog The conveyance was occupied oy la.
ellison, an old soldier. ana his four children "a
they were on their way 10 Florida 10 take up w
eminent land They started from their Old nons :
South Woodham. " H.. last April and they "a"
now covered $40 miles The little FANNY are ~
eoulpped with camping paraphernaa. ana ea7
along the road each night and they are 'o-",-'
upon reaching the land OF promise IN No'smU.-
, ellison served through the Rebellion IN Mas,.
chusetts regiment and survived the ierrors Oh Law
Prison His family seems TO enjoy It's moving hs
II il oueer how things rlpen nowadays, . -,
hired lot OF green hands Al oh one y, n,sht tby
on Monday. and as early as satu,da! "'s"'
were all mellow.-tBoston TrahseTp"
A Young woman OF Washington who wa s1
Ing some friends the sights Of that e'V a
surprising account OF the interior s...,,,,
senator Rrice.s house. according to The "a'1~'
ION Post" As they passed the house '"e - =,
woman. who probably gained her Insight ~"
furnishings and decorations from aequana :.
one of the maids employed therein s'a,s NJ.
1 OF the other occupants Of the summer 0'' ~ var,
! " and enthusia stically remarking' lou AZ,
er see inside that house. and JUST ousn'' ,n.
the floors. Every one Of them is aspnai'ea 80 -,
! sr,oo,h nc "a, he No"-after an instants w. ~
| tlon-"not exactly asphalted. l think some u,,s,
nar,ors ore ,o,d ont in them tiny little ''s
blocks all cut up into figures.
How do you get along WITHOUT 49,.
!Flrs, class Just go out by the woods sn, owl
! of the house sit down In a sunny PeSS ut my sya
plate OF something to attract the s'n,msr resort
and imagine I'm paying siV ~
| Chicago Record .,.,.
,,oord,rs 70 recent dispatch from 81 ,,,u
hur. the wild camel has been discovered ~ ". 4.
..,,,.rs In ,b., norton OF Asia which US, a,
,wser Iobnor and sajuy This will dispo,s .s,.
/ doubts that have hitherto prevailed Oh -. ,,.N
ton "a TO whether the ship OF the dese'. ..s B,
| sx,sts In an untamed condition. Fro" - M
memorial two species OF tame Gamer 1.u.aaJ.
I'm use. namely, that known as u. "a. Arstt
with only one hump. and fouhd III go "a nj
and Africa. while the one Win '"o 49, .outh q
with In Central Asia, Persia anu .,ntures &
puss,o Roth specics figure in the SOUP n,os,
assvra and are mentioned in the o', 80.
OF the Bible. but always as donesuN ,,cm thss
I no trace exists OF their being ur" 4, has ssr
cog. state into civilized life Indeed j .,,cs
orally been Supposed that the cam. I'D the ~
| otherwise than as a beast OF burde" " hItssS
.,.'n, -, via dromedaries which have "'' ~
| h..p secured by travellers and hunters -. .,.ds
ro,,arded as merely some OF the doines" N.hsdsr
that had reverted to the freedom Vi "a w
| zoolorically speaking the newly u'' ,rom tn
| camel of Iobnor does not diner "''e' 4. alnoS
| domesticatsd animal. except tha' w ,acity ss'
! an entire hck of hump ana tha' w ,,.hs degrS
senses are developed to a most re"", s,,,erto bes
OF keennes And. whereas we have With ,deS
accustomed to associate this ah'"''' "a ArsbsS
az the tsrrid heat OF the African -. nowher
deserts. 4 would appear that T" S,,ssra. suffer
40 well a, In the coolest portions u most Rse"
ing no Inconvenience even from ". ..cy deCes
winters, when the THERMOMETERS
below zero.
| 1t wat a perfect day. , ss the ssue w"
| Feecy clouds fioated iazily ao'o' "A ths
| OF the heavens. ...-od" exclams'
| first sa serpent In much sn was o.
| The ,econd saurian OF the u''P .erur."
| to conceal his Irritation ~. Kind would Scfone
II flt sure Something o. o. o sne making such
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