New-York tribune., 1896-05-04
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

Says a revenue agent: There Is great populn
misunderstanding about moonshne whlskey IL
nothing but raw highwine-;he crudest KIND OF
whiskey-and most of 1t is made right In the oe
cities You take a barrel OF molasses. some yeast
and a still. such as many people use Tor d's'iihns
water or even less than that. you can let the
vapor pass through a glass pipe covered with co'o
water and you can make all the moonshne you
want. The foreigners in New-lork CITY MAKE
thousands of gallons Of 1t for private use IN ths
way All whiskey Is white water when hr"
made. II kept In glass Il remains white FOR year"
as you see in the OF Irish and 5 otch whlskey'
Put into wood It will in time darken owing 10 inc
rcttng of the oils Moonshne is usually whi'e oo'
cause not kept long enough 10 darken. or II Aep''
being usually stored In bottles or jugs
In Mti-Ocean.-Passenger- captain how fsf
are We still from land?
Captain-About two nautical miles; ,,,e,. IN
Passenger-But We cannot see laHu az! "''N'S
what direction does II lie' -, ,,,,.,,,a,
Captain-Straight below us.-(Das W'ppchen'
The report that Ii Hung Chang Is CARRYING =:
coffin with him on his trip TO Moscow is ehtHsH 80
ible. He must have heard somewhere OF our S'''-
ers.-(Cleveland Pain Dealer.
Knew His weakness.-"Mary." said the e,os,S snS
farmer. Il 'spect you better nave the oo''e'
have me bled ar sumh'm" " ~, ,,.a his
What is the matter wcth you. Sias?" askeo u"
II think am about due to buy another g1H gnurra y.
1 sorter feel 1t comm on."-dndianapohs '0u'"-"
Sweden" says a native Of that country VINO n.s
Just been visiting It, rs building railroad te'eex
and telephone lines everywhere. Every farmer w..
has 100 acres or more OF land has lons-u''~
telephone II Is the most magnificent feiepho".
system ever saw. and is very cheap views -
great import is flashed over these wires from ~
urban to the rural districts. and the average c.s
IS better posted the current events OF Tue -
than in probably any other country in the WORN
was In Sweden all winter. and only two ine'e' -
snow fell during the whole time"
lady at present occupying prominent ps,ssn pos'sTr
at the Russian Court was when girl o, I,,c;en
invited to spend the day with poor youhss youhss,ssu de
Beauregard near Versaes with his tather .;ss ;ss
late Baron Iirsch and his mother Hav'ss ssssnerosity
Lucsn eroqe The sDs ,srFsSs rrFaSsnds e:
and her young companion asked, III i wers s sFirH
Mademoisere. what would you do with TX. ts snfsnf
terrible. probably sctuated by the Russian ars,S n,sS
Gratis aversion Jews. and for the s,s momen She
remembers Luc.en Hirsch now as a charming. nsS.toS -
Amable youth and the late Baron as the ihcS''
OF generosity.-(London Chronicle.
The excellent and merclful work accomp''',S .hs
the American Invalid Aid Society. OF Bosto" ,..,,s
subject OF an interesting letter by c. T. the
in THE Boston Evening Transcript" Throue. ,t
men, the abandoned For, Stanton military reS -
ton In New-Mexico Is to be given to the soc'ey
the nucleus for a National sanitarium. INC \.
standing being that consumptive invahos arc rhs
sent thither and cared for by the society. ~.
officers of the association include Louis ~,sh
ard. the Rev. Edward Everett Hale ana ne'' 10.
Butterworth, and they and the me"oe -. ,ss
given OF their time and money to carry ou' :"
benevolent purposes
Four local newspaper men were comparing n0'"
recently the restaurants tney "a, not long ago."
"Saw a novel device in Chicago hos tUhS %,g cheap
said one Friend took me throuSn mr. nnart diamonds
by the pint Gold rings TN you &C couaa, s,sss jas
WHATS hereY said l. as pointed 10 s'"'' -
filled with creamy pellets .,, ,.r,s q erosA
Pearls said the foreman Ien cen,' rsn
We sell EN- 10 the cheap restaurant me"'
"'What forT says !. ,. =, ovster stew.
says the foreman.
s'what for" says !. again ...- Doesnt So
any oysters Grand kick coming, 9g,o y.St pocket
Grins ecstaticaly. Sneaks pear in'S ~ ana eoe0
Eats stew Doesn't complain. Pay, tsr SnsSHn NV:
away smiling. Seer "-lClsveiano S~sv