New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
THE TALK OF THE DAY.


dener has introduced rose trees from nearly all
parts of the world and a consequence the flower
be6s and garden about the castle are the envy OF
all who see them To encourage a love OF flowers
among the people in the neighborhoed. Mr.. Car
negie let IL be known that he would give prize
of $50 for the cultivated and most artistcally
arranged flower garden on his estate and as
result there is great rivalry among his tenants to
secure the prize the coming season. and the neigh
borhood of SIIibo Castle will probably soon be
favorite resort for all flower lovers.
A PSALM OF FARM LIFE.
Tell me not In broken measures
Modern farming does not pay,
For a farm produces chickens
And the hens-do they not lay?
Eggs are are high and gI,g. going higher 9sas
Every time get to market
1t is higher than the last
Not coop but it produces
So ecEE eecEE Gag aneP er ssns ssg or his s|G @iions
Even though tho hens be few,
Every egg is very precious.
And the hens are held in awe:
When a hen begins to cackle.
Then the farmer goes "Haw. hawr'
In the broad and busy farmyard
Struts rooster now ana then.
Only notices the hen.
Trust no rooster howe'er snowy
Pay attention to the biddies.
And your wealth will never fail.
Lives of farmers all remind US
We may roll in wealth some day,
If we 2.e. hustle tst s to the the market ,37;6t -,
-(Chcago Chronicle
OF late years. according to 1.-THE Kansas City
Journal" the number of writer's among the Chero-
KEGS has greatly increased There are historians
in the tribe whose works used textbooks In
the Indian schools. and who are cited as authort-
ties not to be disputed There are also Indians
who have written codes of law which before being
put in permanent form had been handed down
from generation to generation. The Indians to-
day obey these laws with greater reverence than
they do the laws of the United States. There are
Indian novelists-novelsts who devote their time
to entertaining the Indian mind with romance with
entangled plots and blood curding climaxes. These
books popular among the Indians Edition
after edition OF some works is published, and they
are read by warrior and squaw alike.
The Main PomtmTho oIa Paintsr.Yes sir
Won Blqmer-But that isn't the point
Won Blumer-I want to know how long it Is going
to take you.-CTown and Country.
The District Attorney Of Mojave County Ariz
lost his hands several years ago in explosion in
q gold mine. Though he is handless Attorney
Dickson is able to perform all the tasks that fall
TO the lot of a man in his profession. He eats and
dresses with more difficulty than people who
have the full OF their hands. Around Rlngnaan
the county seat OF MOjave County. Attorney Dick
has the reputation Of being one of the swiftest
performers on the typewriter. In using the type
writer. Dickson fastens two short sticks especially
made for him. to the ends of his arms and seated
well above the typewriter. strikes down with un-
erring aim and with a rapdity that is marvellous
IN RUSSIA
IA Song of the Average Mani
In the land Of illsm0fsfy ana GoshoOtsmdOwno-
Where the people and the government is havin'
That's the place I'm hshtn' shy of. All the money
on a quarter of an acre wouldn't be enough 4 pay
Ne for gGE g there @ minute on 9na m ship
All tn papers says excitement there has reached a.
In the land of Killemofrsky and Goshootsrndowno-
I'd not banker TO be handsome. famous. popular
Ia be burdened with a yearnns to be absent as
For there's not drop of martyr blood flows IN tn
I would cut tn trisid climate and would wander
Feeling that my mere existence was the finest form
You would never md nshtins nercsly to the
In the hai fand d'ten of Kil,oot,v an, o.roo.,oro
Vltch --(Baltimore American.
Leroy NJ Taylor. of Washington. who devoted
many years to tho study OF insanity used TO say
that the invncihle obstinaey OF insanity was what
interested him most in connection with the sub
Ject. He once knew an insane chemist who In
sisted that he dead. DIR. Taylor argued long
and ably and finally said: ''Now, you as a chemist
know that II you dead you cannot bleed win
you let me cut you slightly by way OF sxpsrment?'
The monomanlac agreed. and. of course, when an
inoision was made in his arm blood hovs5 IN
stantly. There" said Or. Taylor. that proves
that you not dead" "oh. no." was the con-
hdent reply. "It merely shows that dead men can
bleed"
Reconcied to 1.-THE was crowded 10 its
| full capacity, and the two who had tust entsrsS
compelled to hold 10 the strap
I'VE seem 10 be sentenced to hang" observed ths
| maid. ~
Yes" WHISPERED the young man. as his fingers
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