The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-21
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\ healthy resort Tor the bihu Hhc See-Side.
7 Edward Bate. of No, who Y - member
Of Mr.. Lincoln's cabinet. now o. with the
Democracy.
Beecher say- that the .'doct3ne Of state
Right. j. orthodox. and state Sfereigniy is
I heterodoX."
I A French chemist SAYS that if ~ bs ground
like coffee before hot water is upon ii, it
will yield double the amount OF <exhlarating
qualities.
The Paris correspondent of <le London
Times gets $4,000 a year for wxiting about
three hundred columns of maitersar $50 a col-
umn. Good pay that.
The patient housewife. motto: ~It 1. never
too late 10 mend. =
TO teach early Is to cngrave os m.r,le. 70
teach late. j. 10 write on sand.
The Federal shells struck 800 b<sn.s in Pc
tersburg. ~ has been ascertained by actual
count.
What is the use Of signing and weeping a.
we float down the stream Of timeg Why make
the voyage Of life a wailing Voyages
The rebel General Longstreet will never
again recover the use Of his right arm. having
become paralytic by a severe wound i'm the
neck some months ago.
\ youngStcr Of fourteen years, and his
sweetheart two years younger, recently
eloped from Wallingford, Connecticut.
\ "down east" debating club i arguing
the question: Which i the most effective
agent in the reduction Of the population Of
civilized countries War Cholera, or Railroad
Switchmen."
Idaho has twenty men for each woman i'm the
territory.
The assault of the Republicans on Matamo-
ras was led 10y seventy Americans.
Troubles are like babies, they grow bigger
10y nursing.
The number Of immigrants who arrived at
New York in October. was l9.jlS.
With good health. three things only are cs-
sential To happiness. namely: Something to do;
something TO love, and something to hope for.
Pat Rooney. in writing his life. says: "He
early run away from his father because he dis
covered that he was only his uncle"
Two French Bishops-those of Marselles
and Nennes- have lately become insane.
The superior Court OF Springfield. Mass.
has decided that man can sue for money lost
in gambling and recover il, and there is fut-
ter among the "sports" in consequence.
The boy that was told that the best cure for
palpitation Of the heart was 10 quit kissing the
girls, said: "lf that i the only remedy. say
let 'cr palp."
Remarks caused by the extremely high price
of provisions; When shall we three meat
again.
A letter writer says they have been having
most unmdrrfqgdble weather in Paris. What
kind Is that? Why calm weather Of course
There should be no squalls.
\ very neat thing was said 10y John Brough-
am, when returning thanks for a toast in his
honor. at a dinner given 10y the kaifr Club in
London. lust before his cmbarkaion for this
country. After conftssing himself 90 be more
American than the Americans, he added:
" DO not imagine by that however. | have
lost all feeling for the old country. No. no.
I'm my heart Of hearts there j. room enough for
-
ardently as he may. he has still a sacred and
enduring affection for the mother that gave
him birth"
OvERwoRK. .-lnwise above many is the
man who considers every hour lost which is
not spent i'm reading. writing. or in study. and
not more rational is she who thinks every mo-
ment lost that does not find her sewing. We
once heard man advise that book 0f~sonle
kind be carried in the pocket, 10 be used in
ease of an unoccupied moment such was his
practice. He died early. There are women
who. after day. hard work. will sit and sew
10y candle or gas light till their eyes are almost
blinded. or until certain pains about the
shoulders come on. which are almost insup-
portable. and are only driven to bed by ply
seal incapacity TO work any longer. The sleep
Of the Oycrw0rked. like those who do not work
al all. i un>atiSfying and unrcfreShing. but
both alike wake up in wearncSs and languor,
with m inevitable result. both diving prema-
turcly.
RUSSIAN RAILROAD CAUSE.-THE Noyd con-
tain> a description of the railway carriages
now i'm use on the Moscow and II. Petersburg
line. II appears that for the triling addition
Of two roublcs 10 the usual fare travellers are
received IN brilliantly lighted saloons around
which luxurious sofas and arm-chairs invite
the weary 10 repose. while pcrusing the latest
periodicals and newest novels, which are seat
tered on the tables. When the hour of retir-
ing arrives, the rdlet de chdmJre conducts the
gentlemen passengers TO their sleeping apart
ments, while smart chambermaids pOint out
10 tho lady travellers their bedrooms and bou-
doirs. fitted up. a. the advertisement saws.
with every modern luxury including baths"
&c. The ,mokng-room has perfect contriv-
ances for ventilation and the thorough enjoy
ment of the cigar. pipe. or hOokah
\ QCID PRO QUo.-An eAcnange saws
Scotch lady writes thus of gentlemen who
Use tobacco:
MAY never 4 lady nr.Ss Ii. In.