National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-09-20
Facts and FancIes.

Cigars are sold in Hamburg three fora
cent.
Full sets OF dead gold arc the last in
masculine jewelry.
Undressed kid gloves still seem to be
very much worn on the street.
Wedding cards next winter are to be
enamelled, white, small and plain.
II is said that next winter long dress
on the street will be thing unknown.
The latest in handkerchief clses is
made Of canvass, trimmed with Russia
leather.
Young ladies now have their mono
grams embroidered on the ,nstep OF
their boottines.
A load Of bricks passed over an Iowa
boy last week without hurting him. He
was under bridge.
Nr Jones being asked by Mrs. Jones
to buy thermometer, said he would
wait until they were lower.
Goats OF arms Of "new and original
dcsis n" are breaking out with greater
virulence than ever this Fall.
Tinted card, and not. paper. light
brown, dark greenish grey and Stone
color are pronounced correct"
The hair on n camel, we see it stated,
weighs about ten pounds, and sells for
more than twenty pounds sterling.
"Pa, what can I do ont here in the
country, unless you get ma riding
habit ?" Sect into the habit OF walk
ing, my dear"
poor but pious young man apollo
gized the other evening while making
call for the muddiness OF his boots, say
ing he had not taken a carriage, but had
"walked up with commendable econo-
N.Y." He was grieved when the lovely
being whom he adores inquired why he
didn't task Mr.. Economy in"
"When was Rome built 2" asked
school committeeman Of the first class in
ancient history. "In the night" an
swered bright little girl. "In the
night" exclaimed the astonished ex-
aminer. Glow do you make that out p
why, thought that everybody knew
that Rome wasn't built III day"
The Petersburg Mder gives n recipe
for the making of a Dolly Warden pie.
Take about four yards of light dough,
gather it up in tucks and hounces, crimp
the edges and fill up with fruit, then lay
on the overskirt, fasten it with buttons
of dough, connected with frills of the
same, and you will have a tasteful and
elegant pie, only you must eat it, not
wear it.
Breton peasant, on his way to Paris,
stopped at Il barber shop in Rambon'blet.
While the barber was strapping his
razor, the peasant noticed n dog sitting
near his chair. md staring Mt him fierce
". "What is the matter with that
log ~ The barber answered with an
inconcerned air, "Tbat dog is always
here. You see when cut off an ear"
Well ?'' "Well, he eats it.
No married man inI>>, Lois can get his
{ tod without the following permit"
rom his wife Permission is hereby
,ranted by me, the lawful wife of -
nd I declare md witness, by my own
ignature. thnt my husband has the per-
ect right and liberty to drink, and rs
ften as he chooses to drink, and what
e chooses to drink, and ! hereby re-
uquish all the claims arising there
rom."
a California convict, just discharged
rom the State Prison, has set about full
ling vow made at the time OF his con-
iction--that of successively shooting
he twelve jurymen who decided the case
gainst him, In pursuance of this vow
g "laid'' for VIM. Bias the other day,
nd shot at hlm. If his vendetta is sue
assfully carried out, it will have the
feet of rendering professional jury duty
Unpopular in California.