The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-10

0sribaidi's physieisss soy h will ssvss
DO able 70 leave bis bsd. II
NJ. Pleasant RobMtsss, Of Texas
sousty, recently slot blask bear Wsigh.
ing over four hundred pounds.
Il has Been ds6nitely sscsrtainsd 10
England that tho reported alliance Of
France, England and Spain against the
United States fs witkoas Foundation.
The best spsoinsns Of saddle and bar.
ness horses oan BE- bought 10 Texas at
$50 per head. Other horses IL tho great.
est profusion can b bought q from IS
to $50.
All male children born 10 France tbh
year on August 16, the bisthjay Of Ne
poleon I, whose parents will consent to
their bearing the name Of Napoleon, are
to be taken under he special protection
Of the government. ,......'.
Lord Palmsrston vas always very par.
ticular to write nothing rsshly. He
wrote At . standing desk and kept bis
iukstand at the other end Of the room, 20
that BE- had The time occupied in crossing
the room twice to reflect upon what be
had to say. His own excuse for this
habit was that ho obtained necessary o..
erciso by it.
The Herald Of Health says that sleep.
ing after dinner 10 o bad practice, and
that ten minutes before dinner 10 worth
more than an hour after. Il rests and
refreshes and prepares the system for
vigorous digestion. If sleep bs taken
after dinner IL should bs in the sitting
posture, as the horisontal position ID nm.
favorable to healthful digestion. Let
those who MED rest and sloep during the
day take it before dinner instead Of af.
ter, and they will soon find they will feel
better, and that the indigestion will be
improved thereby.
Recently six boys passed through Vim.
cennes, Indiana, on their way to Sullivan
county, where they formerly lived, hsv.
ing walked oil the way from Missouri.
Their parents had died in Missouri, and
the little orphans, left among strangers,
bravely trudged back to the old homo and
old friends, and il was proposed to bind
them ont among the families where they
had lived.
From an old advertisement published
in tho Georgia Journal, Milledgeville, in
1910, it is found that tho Hon. VIM. Fl,
Seward, late United States Real Estate
Agent, was at that time q eorgia school.
master. He is therein announced a. "ls,e
from Union College, New York from the
institution he comes highly recommended
as . young gentleman Of good moral
character and distinguished industry and
literary requirements. He taught Latin,
Greek, theoretical and practical mathe.
metics, logic, chemistry, geography, Eng
lish grammar, and other branches toe
numerous to mention.
A wedding under extraordinary cir.
cumstances was celebrated in Pough.
keepsie on Wednesday. The couple
moved in fashionable circles, and the
event 10 the topic Of conversation. On
Tuesday the father Of the bridegroom, {
wealthy and respected citizen Of Pough.
keepsie, died, duly shroudcd in the gar.
ments Of death, the body Was inclosed in
q rich and costly coffin, the whole being
placed in the .parlor. On Wednesday, at
noon, the old mans son led bis sf6snced
bride into the room where lay the body
of tho deceased parent. the bridal party
walking solemnly up to the coffin, snd
the cover over the face Of the corpse Va.
removed. The Rev Mr.. Hageman, Of
the Second Reformed church, then, amid
breathless silence, and by tho open coffin
joined the young couple 10 the holy bsnd'
Of matrimony. The bridegroom, when
asked why be was married 10 such man
ner, replied that the spirit Of his father
lowered about him, telling him to get mar
iied then and there.