The Morning herald., 1875-10-11
,rpsoNAL AND PERTINENT.

Stick to your promises. .u
Always means all the days.
Sheep raiaing pays in Oregon.
old belief in superstitions dies hard.
smotbered fires can burn brightly again.
por,in hacks are the shabbiest in the
world. g.
A good character is better than a fine
coat.
Daniel W. Voorhees, is studying for the
''" Tnc,and's fast newspaper trains make 90
miles an hour.
The Prince of Wales regards his trip to
India as big spree. ..,,
The United States has the prior claim
in all bankruptcy cases. '
The power of song is beautifully told by
Nessrs. Moody and Sankey.
The Royal Italian Lottery nets that
o,o,rmcnt twelve millions of dollars
annually.
ucv do the ladies with patent bustles
n,onaoe to sit in those narrow church
pews?
IF a man treads on your favorite corn
lust tell him to invert himself and it won't
hurt so hard.
President Porter, of Yale, and Rev. DR..
Leonard Bacon, oppose Moody'sankey
revival in New Hampshire.
London has Song House, where parties
can be supplied to order with musical as
we'll as unmusical productions.
Marshal McMahon would not grant the
request of the Empress Eugene to spend
ventv-four hours incognito in Paris.
Every person owning horses at the pres
ent time ought to do away with all check
reius, but more particularly draught hor-
Beefsteak smothered with onions is
good. But if you are obliged to do busi'
ness with man who lives on that kind OF
diet the faster he talks the better for
you.
Schneider, the Grand Duchesse, has as.
sumed a coat-of.arms, and has it painted
on the walls of her magnificent house in
Paris, with the motto, "Je Chaute."
The church trustees will be compelled
to have settee backs to their pews, to allow
the female members of their congregations
to sit comfortably and enjoy the sermons.
Mr.. Walker, scientist, has allowed
himself to be stung every day for three
weeks by bees to ascertain the effect. lie
says the body becomes inoculated with the
poison.
Somebody says when the man in the
moon passes over Chicago he stops his
nose. The question is asked, what must
he do when he passes over Brooklyn? The
Express is of the opinion he blows his
nose.
Robert Dale Owen has published a letter
saying his health has been greatly bene-
flied by his three months rest, and that
he feels deeply the kind words which the
papers have said of him during his sad
affliction.
Mrs. Charles Moulton will be married
on the 2lst inst. to Mr.. J. H. de Heger'
msnn-Lindenbrone, Danish Minister al
Washington. The ceremony will take
place at Cambridge, Massachusett, Mrs
Moulton's present residence.
James Henderson died on the 1st al
Allegan, Michigan. He was native o.
Scotland, where he studied law, and was
private secretary of Sir John Sinclair, who
corresponded with Washington .and. was
Hend of the American cause.
Postmaster General Benjamin Franklin
established a post Office at Falmouth
Maine, on October 5, l775, and the cen
te.nial Of the act was observed quietly al
Falmouth on Tuesday last. The origina
commission, sigaod by Franklin, is still ir
existence.
Mrs. Griffin, of Niles, Michigan, has ir
her possession line table-cloth nearly on'
hundred years old, which was spun ane
woven by her great grandmother in 1880
abed-spread one hundred years old, ant
handkerchief made sixty years ago
They will be exhibited at the Centennial