New-York tribune., 1895-09-04
THE TALK OF TIE DAY.

The woman suffrage societies throughout the coun'
try will celebrate the birthday Of Mrs Elizabeth
Cady Stanton November u
Wifeiy solicituie-Watts-Doe your wife ever o5-
Potfs-Oh not violently. All she asks OF me is
that I will start for home as soon as find myself
good winner.-tndianapolis Journal
II IS an interesting fact that while the new Rhode
Island State Capitol in Providence is to be bull, os
Georgia marble the Geor ga State House Is built OF
Indiana marble.
The Descent Of MANIFEST Little Boy-rve go,
new baby brother that came from Heaven last
Second Little Boy-,Thats nothing, My little
baby brother went 20 Heaven yesterday:
First Little Boy (refectivey)-I bet it's the SAM
kid-(Pick Ne Up.
"Meehans Monthly" says that experts are now
employed to plant trees in the streets OF London
census recently been taken by order OF the Lon
don city Council-a census easily taken by reason
of the expert tree who are regularly employed
to look after them. The number Of trees growing IN
the public highways OF the city of London is found
to be 147oO These are the public highways alone
and not In the parks.
Comforting-A.-why downcast. doctor?
D.-A patient whom I began TO treat yesterda,
oh don't worry about that: he might have
died anyway.-Fliegende Blaetter
They have unique weddings in Coal Run. Ky.
Last week Uncle" Levi Thornberry. eighty-one
years old, married Mrs. Linda Fiddler. widow OF
eighty yea g Both had been married five times
nreviously The same day the Rev. Samuel Ray.
sixty-one years old. married 70 Miss Martha
Lowe sixty years old. Neither had been married
before Each bride sunbonnet in place OF
the bridal veil
Two met on Main-st., yesterday when the
well. Jim. where have ye been lately! shure
haven't seen ye IN some time; & % p,ocx Island Cor
"a m.
did 1 ever see the ocean, How in thunder do
We suppose 1 came across from ireland? Do you
think / took trolley car?"-(Hartford Post.
Bishop John p. Newman. in speaking OF Chinese
missions the other day, said: THE question has
arisen Have the right to go into other countries
and attempt to shake the established religion?
think not for when you attack a mans religion
that which has been his since the dawn or inteIi-
gcnce that man is going to fight. The same ques-
ton was answered by conference In England this
year when resolutions were adopted condemning the
recent act OF brutality on the part Of the Chnese
but acknowledging that the power OF missionaries
did not extend to coercion. 1t is the philosophy and
philanthropy OF the Christian people that dissent
nate the only true religion broadcast through the
land"
Brute Of a Husband.-Mrs. Jinks- Ny husband
regular brute and that's AL thsrs he bae0 ae0u dons
now? .o,r,
waiting for a train. and II was all his fault
"Didn't he have a timetable"
..nress bu Gu we see missed it, and had to wait six
hours for another limited. OF course, we couidnt
traye 1000 miles on way train you know
wen, It was jus. my husbands obstinacy that
made us miss the first limited We were late In
starting because l couldn't find my button-hook
and finally he said we'd miss the train II we a,ant
OF course. couldn't run with corsets ahu .
new dress on. you know"
well, so / told him to just run ahead and tell
the conductor tha, Ia Be along @ n ten ?, or M fifteen
minutes or So and woud you & oeseSe Sno M sre ans man
tect me- wouldn't do it."-(New-York Weekly
Some preachers and members OF the Georgia
Holiness" Association. now holding camp-meet-
ing near Atlanta claim that the wreck the other
day on the Southern Railway. in which three peo-
pie were killed and about fifty injured was an
answer to their prayers. few days before inc
Knights OF Pythias decided to hold a picnic where
the Holiness people were. The latter at once
prayed that some obstacle might be thrown In the
way OF the excursion: and as the wrecked tram
carried the excursionists. they believe that the
wreck was brought about by God in answer TO
their prayers.
In paper read by DR.. swope before the hens sbs
accsS,ea p"Ints In the treatment OF consumption
namely a dry climate, having maximum numosss noss
Of Temperature Sderass or desrss s9soSr or pS %
Among the data made by DR.. swope in his eonnsc;; s;
ton is that Of or even cb the
residence Florida Is unsultcu TOT such PaesAn, %
| low altitude the humidity and the heat OF summer
rendering this region almost urtenable curing the
summer months: nor does North Carolina. wlth re.
pinerles fully meet the requirement Tor her r.s
noted resort Ashevile has an altitude Of only 80
feet while her temperature ranges from loo degrees
to below zero Bo;h researcn ana eApeTicneNv N.xco
comes nearer to fulfilling what Il required Tor tns
ADVANTAGEOUS treatment OF pulmonary diseases, ara
especially TO be mentioned is the high plateau sou,'
OF Silver city. partly across which runs the ~
tie mountain stream Mmbres. until II loses itssIt IA
the dry sandy claims This plateau. about io@ 70
5000 feet In altitude about nfty miles long ana IotE
wide Is sheltered every side by high mouh':an.ii
renges and peaks. has constant winds from t1s
northwest and west, Its maximum temperature Is