New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-03
THE TALK OF TIE DAY.

r.r. 4. M truth I'm a recent report that tho
Young Mems Christian Association. OF san rran-
cisco has protested against the wearing OF ooome's
by women.
Even the Moon Hid Her Face.1r oaS nv T'r tbsf
dark cloud just then covered the nhoo"-0' ~
Tine INV heart was in my throat 49,. .,....A
Sec Second eir-Gracious! how he must nave squee-'o
you,-(Boston Buuee1
Four Judges OF the Superior Court OF Nor'n ar
DINA have declared unofcially that IN 'ne'' op"''"
Peter S Ney was Marshal Ney
And the new mani bega I Jones Zones
What OF him." snapped Mrs. Jones; iii ~. -
well. I'm afraid the feminine Traits traits Will 30
him the conditions be reversed anu -
Zones, what do you mean! has,,,i
.Nh that man will be embarrassed, pasnIu~
ashamed in the PTese OUGHT S' to be- nowCleveand
Plaindealer.
A Newburg IN. " business man recently o'oe'e"
from the Postoiiice Department some stamped en-
yelopes with his name and address on them' "ne"
he received ,hem, he found that Newours was
spelled without the final h; and feeling ready TO de
for that final h. as DO all Newburg citizens, ne TO-
fused TO take the envelopes The Postofhce DEPART
ment said in effect that It didn't particularly cara
hut he would have TO the price OF the envelopes
and the cost Of the printing and now everybody ~
Ncwburg Is asking what the fathers nj ana o'ea
for. IL we are to be ground under the heel OF inc
oppressor in this way.
Unjustly Bamed.-Mr. Figg-what were you keps
a
TommyNCause didn't remember the name OF the
HIM Half the time l can't rememoer T" M
self '-Undianapolis Journal
The Soldiers Colonization Company OF INDIANA
has Just bought 1900 OF land in Wilcox ana
Irwin counties. Ga 1t is estmSted that 30" fam
lilies or about thirty thousand persons. VIII se'"'
within the wears on the land wnich mas
been bought. The colonization movement Is 10 oe
gin next September. 1t is the intention OF the coy
onies settle on farms OF sizes according 10 'he''
means They expect to be prepared OUT o. ''e''
present savings and resources TO tide over wv
period between this harvest season and the next
In addition TO farmers the colony will include arti'
sans fruit growers and others seeking more favora'
be labor. climatic and health conditions i.'
will come from Ohio Indiana, Illinois. Iowa Nc
braska. Wisconsin and other Western States. NV
company purchasing the property is JOINT SUI
organization formed several years ago and nu'h0ei'
ing about seven thousand stockholders Assess
ments have been paid in intervals and the s'ooA'
holders will contribute their pad-up shares III pu''
chase OF farms in the section bought by the eo"''
pany.
She silenced Hlm-"Matida," said the Bos ,Sn
man. YOU are passing sood Heai Oh '''"' =" Wv
What Of it,"
Nothing in particular-only is 70 M
sphs yS" '"'"N '''' TIE ""''' :. '''' 81,
'of course. don't" the decided answer y.
ington Star.
An Omaha real estate story In "Munseys Mase
zine" relates that a farmer came into town, cane"
at an agents Office, AMI said that he wanted "
trade his farm for some city lots. All right Wv
dealer replied. get into my buggy, and Ia "'''s
you to sec some OF the finest -esidence sites "
the world-water. sewers, paved streets, eene
sidewalks electric light and shade trees i"e.
drove on for several miles. getting pretty Tar o
into the country. The agents horse went fas'' an"
his tongue still faster as he expaiiateu n.y.
the beauty OF the surro findings. the coh'e'e
| OF the location. It's proximity to the city, ''
| abundant means OF communication, the impfo'~
| ments made or projected. and the certanv
| OF n rapid increase In the value OF the io's i''
| had reached the middle OF his Grafton when ne ~.
| cidentaly asked his companion. "Where ola w
| say your farm wasy' Oh" the other ans"e''
| I'VE passed 1t coming out here. It's about wv
| miles nearer town.
When a boy writes a composition the ress s,v,e
not always a gem OF thought and LITERARY, s~;ins
| But II Is generally interesting, ana tnen Zion,
chef doeuvre on breathing Is no exssp' and our
I'VE breathe with our lungs. our lights o aS de
| iivers. II II wasn't for our breath We 49, sSons
| when we slept Our breath keeps the life a-so''
| through the nose when we are asleep. s.,,a not
breathe. They should wait until they sc. ocai,ed
| the fresh air Boys In room make bad an, Sors
carbonicide Carboncide is as poison a. ma" IN CA.
lot OF soldiers we're once In black nois KILLED
| cutta, and carboLleide got in there ana h''e-
| them. III .orsets
Girls sometimes ruin the breath with cor !" Tho
| that squeeze the diagram Dig das,sirostou
best for the right kind Of breathing '-so0'~