New-York tribune., 1901-08-12
THE TALK or THE DAY.

People who hunt With guns simply for the sake
of the sport says THE Buffalo Commercial
"are giving up that habit more and more and using
the camera. They find in that harmless instru-
ment all the elements that make hunting fasci-
mating. without its cruelty II is particularly rec
commended to young people. who. in photographins
birds and the smaller wild animals have all the
excitement and amusement that they could wish
for, with healthfUl and wholly beneficial study
Of nature. The photograp phing Of cases Of cruelty
to animals, or OF the results of cruelty is becOm-
ing quite common snapshot OF a case OF this
Kind may often be conveniently taken and the
picture is the best evidence that can be produced
in court when the offender Is to be prosecuted"
Mrs. Naybor-The Woodbys have moved into the
country. @ Ihey found 1t took 100 much money TO
Keep up appearances here.
philadelphia Press.
German surgeons say that the delicate membrane
which covers the contents OF an eggsheH will an
swer as well as bits Of skin from human being
10 start the healing Of open wounds The dis
covery has already been successfully tested.
styIes-Capitalsts say that they find It difficult
Ryles-Then I am in luck for once
styles-Ciot your money in something that pays
Byles-I haven't any money! Boston Transcript
THE CongregationaIst' remarks, we are ex-
horted by advertising book agency 10 be filed
with the Holy Spirit and to advertise some royalty
SOH4 Winning DOCKS ana booklets which God IS
nightly ustng. The way the name Of God is used
as though He cousenting partner in the
business. which proposes TO print its book notices
free over our own imprint quoting special rates
is far from winning our Souls or our patronage"
Stringent I.egiislation.-A village ordinance Of
TarTytown. y. ]. reads as follows; Any owner
viii be subject to a SO fine" So greatly do they
(Law Notes.
sardines ought to be cheap this year. as the
herring are plentiful in Maine. \ correspondent
OF The Lewiston Journal says; II have never
seen such rush in the sardine factories in East
Port there is at the present time. More herring
are being caught than be handled at the
factories, and ii is impossible for the steamers TO
take the sardines to Boston as rapidly as they
are prepared. Some OF the factories at Eastport
are receiving 100 hogsheads ot herring day.
and most Of them working day and night to
try and keep up with the rush
Madam" said the handsome and well man
pennv a nembeT If tb@ Pa1-Ame@icSn m 9aF5
are you looking for eXtt?" No. sir am not
asperlty. Il am looking FER way to git out'I
(Bunalo Commercial.
The Editor Of The Collins MOI Advocate" re-
marks: We Will accept wood. cornmeal. wheat.
flour. chop feed. chickens. eggs. turkeys. ducks.
geese. apples lard bacon. pork. beef. parsnips
persimmons and coon hides subscriptions"
THE OLD FASHIONED BEDSTEAD.
The Od-faShionFd bedSteadi How well ! recall IT.
Uprearing in spare room of sraudfathers manse:
Quadrupedal giant. Its stature so tail il
Seemed lifting To heaven its snowy eXpanse.
All How / Danish that first nights reflection.
As gazing aloft at its infinite space
! wondered at every new tour of inspection
How l would climb up TO its lofty embrace
The hop, skip and jump proved an infinite failure
A leap from the washstand fell equally fat
And / followed suit. while my frittered regalia
Was scattered around on the floor where l sat;
AT last | constructed stairway that aided
A wild running jump from the old mantelpiece,
And like Alpine climber by effort oerjadeI
l landed hp-deep in its mountain OF fleece.
O, weird Himalaya Of old-fashioned chattels;
/ felt in my clutch like tempeSt-tOSsed tar,
And | prayed all the night 10 the great god of
battles
To save me from jarrinE some overhead star,
And certain that for life I'd been fated
To stay there, had some one not heard me by
chance
And brought in ladder and thus consunmated
My flight from that bedstead in grandfathers
manse.
-(Boston Courier.