New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-05
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

The Rev George Charles. the clerical secretary
OF the Church OF England Temperance Society IN
the Diocese Of Canterbury. states that the best
"s,s. amer and thirst duencher' ne knows OF Is
made of this formula: -Four ounces OF white oa'-
meal -four six ounces Of lump sugar and the juice
Of one lemon Pour one gallon OF boiling water
upon It In a large jar Drink when cool IL Is
best made overnight for next day."
A Conclusive Calc,iia toni should think that
Young man would have more sense than TO ca i
on girl every night" said Mapers ia'nef a'
"The idea" exclaimed the young woman, that hat
shows how careessly you Judge. Herbert's the only
person | ever saw heard OF VINO was sfnar
enough to talk seven nights week without te"-
ing all he knew.-(Washington Star
wanted-A small boy to deliver oysters that can
ride q wheel-(Portland Oregonian They must
have been Saddle Rocks.
you saw me year n agT a vo% ere
, witb Was the Eeu best est in the world
Insurance Agent-My dear sir. 1t was at that
time, o be beeat Of my services has OF course
taken that honor away from t-tRoxbury Mass)
Gazette
Not long ago French journal announced the ar
rival IN the Engadine OF Sir Labouchere' mem
Der OF the Chamber Of Lords Of Great Britain ana
Vice President OF the Honorable company oi tiio
South African Indies
Influence
the Indian tongue,-here Is 'ne palel.ott, papa
wouldn't you IKE TO burn him "a, at TIE Sek re por.
him FOR n drink.-(Puck.
Leonard T. Hawksley. the honorary director or
the Society for the Protection OF Animals in
Nanes italy Is recovering from five months Ill
ness caused by an attempt TO assassinate him.
He saws that the opposition to the society is wide
spread as most ignorant Italians believe they
have a right to treat animals with cruelty. and
he complains that the Church falls to do anything
10 counteract this belief. Some OF the priests ne
declares tacitly encourage cruelty TO animals by
teaching that God gave animals to man TO use at
his pleasure.
The Dog Market hyuh you all talk bout
sslin' yoh dog" said Erastus Pinkley "hut
Ven answered Miss Miami Brown. "ef you
labs But II yuh means whut he could git, It's
about two bitsi'-(Washington Star.
Ira T o'Brien. a blacksmith Of Rome. Ga, can
translate English into good Latin at sight.
Progress-"They- say the Friday superstition has
been exploded In Spain
yes; they've come to think that one day is Just
as uni,icky as another ""(Puck.
A Gospel ship Is TO be built at Jeffersonville.
Ind. which will be employed along the coast OF
Cuba and Porto Rico
REVEILLE.
General Wheeler VINO was % 10 on POM M s
fathers quarters when the reveille sounded in
camp on the morning of September g. 1885
Clear and sweet
The bugle sounds on the morning air.
The fresh and sunlit morning air.
Through canvas walls OF the tented street
To the sleepers there.
There are echoes of IN this buse song:
or battle and stress the Cuban shore:
OF peace; and of honors and joys throng;
or grief for the comrades who wake no more.
The sea crecps up on its yellow sands
And sIghs for the prize II failed TO keep:
The South, as a mother. mourning stands
To claim her son in his dreamess sleep.
To fold her boy In unbroken rest
To her loyal breast.
The golden morning shines on all.
While the fond hearts break
For him who will wake
No more-never more-at the bugle's call
--(BENTON OLIVER.
A certain life insurance company recently re-
celved the following letter:
Dear Sir: 1t is with deep sorrow that take
the pen to inform you that my dear wife. Anne
Marie nee Lindner, insured with you-you VIII
find the number In your index-for the sum OF $1,000
has died suddenly. leaving me in this world In the
bitterest despair This painful blow befe me this
yer day at o'clock In the morning. w III you Try
TO get for me the amount Insured as quickly as
possible? The policy bears No. 2.762 | can say
very seriously and very sincerely that she was
faithful wife ane an accomplished mother So that
matters may proceed more rapidly send you here
with an official certificate of her death Her III
ness has been very short. nevertheless she suf-
fercd very much. which rendered my sorrow the
moro intense. / trust that you will help me I'm
consoling myself by sending me very promptly
the aforesaid amount especially after having
ccivcd my formal promise-and | make It 10 you
this very moment-that when the time comes
shall insure my second wife for 5000 double the
amount OF insurance OF the defunct. My sorrow
is immense; however, the prospect that you Will
hasten 20 satisfy me sustains me I'm this terrible
trial In the hope that l shall soon receive the
amount insured, and my children pray you to
accept our sincere gratitude"
Just by way OF hint you know. told her she
looked sweet enough 10 kiss
''Well2"
We'll she said that the way she intended to
look"
and So
Precisely. "-lChicago Post