The Morning herald., 1877-10-01
PERSONAL AND PERTINENT.

Wool fringes will be worn. .....,-....
In Milwaukee they an beer it,
George Eliot has slender and ffail fingers
Two women law students have en.sree
Iowa College. uraw'E3 Il .2I "a
A Bulgarian considers woman aanbeina
inferior to man. slss lto2tA -gnI 10
The Prince Imperial Of France is kspolscs
the four srot. . ".in y. .,", ~, -HiE 20
Eighty thousand cattle are TO be shipped
in one lot from Taylor, Texas: 9Hds s'
Two ladies have been elected members Of
the New Hampshire School Board. .-oD' ''se
"A teu-year old Of Avon, Mo-, weighs 14s
pounds. There 10 . girl worth Avon.
Sam Bowles thinks Cor rather says) that
Blaine will probably go against Conkling'
"He is not very big man." said Tren-
ton girl, "but he is sweet-like Sickle
pear"
The Wisconsin tobacco crop Is large, 60
that Milwaukee lager will be of stronger
favor next season.
Miss Ida Joe Brooks, Of Little Rock, Ar
kansas, has been elected president Of the
State Teachers Association. ,.,
From present indications it does not seem
probable that the Russians will get their
Turkey in time for Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Bowers has made quite hit in St.
Louis in her new emotional dramk Of the
"Third Estate" 1t is founded on the
French Revolution.
Mrs. Blanc, widow Of the great gambler
Blanc, has given sum of $40, 1000 towards
beginning the construction of Catholic
church at Hombourg. '"
Garibaldi tried to improve the Tiber, and
as be left the dipper uu1er the huckleberry
bush he was heard frequently to exclaim !:
"Tiber or not Tiber, that's the question"
The Columbus (Ga.) "Enquirer-Sun"
says that Mr.. Hayes tells nothing that the
democrats have not been thinking for years.
1t adds that If Ohio goes democratic it will
go for the President.
The contest wsged by the partisans Of
womsn's suffrage in Colorado is very warm,
and the Denver "News" has part of its
columns devoted exclusively to the poliu-
cal affairs of the gentler sex.
Chop some fine bits of onions with pars-
ley, and literally season with red pepper.
This, with little soup stock, may be added
to cold beans, and the whole may be fried
as cakes In butter or fat of ham. ,5,5
Miss Corson in her pamphlet on dinners
for the poor, or, as she entities 1t, "Fifteen
cent Dinners" very justly calls attention to
the use of macaroni, and she urges the
value of barley, beans and peas when
cooked in broth.
Louise Chandler Moulton says that to be
properly dressed In the streets OF London q
woman must wear tiny bonet hanging
upon knot Of hair, an immense crinoline,
heefless boots, black lace shawl, and her
front h air pasted down over her cheeks like
horses blinders.
There are many people ont of "shop-
work" who, since the hard times have
made common sense alive, are willing to
work at home on jobs, and do them better
than the "ready made" people do. Heads
of families who care to look about may i'm
prove on theshop style. Gr
The Southern Home" appeals to the
Southern papers generally to extol the dig.
nifty of labor, and it well says that "this
thing of having the country over-stock ked
with young men who have been educated
! for professions that are already full, is the
| most banelul and demoralszing tendency of
the age"
No women In the werld spend so much
money for hoisery in proportion to their
other expenditures, as the American. Often
SIS or even 500 dozen is paid for choice
silk embroidered and clocked silk and Isle
thread hose, and even larger prices for
those elegant novelties with point lace In
steps inserted. ...,
At the Mission Woolen Mills, San Fran
cisco, where, but few years ago, tour
hundred Cinnamon and only two girls were
employed, there are now one hundred and
seventy girls, seventy men, twenty boys,
and one hundred Cinnamon. Work is also
given to one hundred women, to b. done at
their homes.
| NJ. Theirs small stature was often ridi.
culed- Que day he was walking up the
Champs Elysees two ladies, who wished to