The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-03-23
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THE vital statistics ~ Vermont sbs,
that during the lnst ten years air wom.t
have been tillefby tipping ovef bst.
ward while rocking IN "thc dear On
NV COoE ";fy0u 70 going up.stain
Mr. Ruggles. you might Just tell my lady
that " -he cant wute the "Men0o
French, ! shall be very 'appy 10 DO II la
her ~ B0rb.
IVY son" said = doting mother 10 he
eight year-old, "what pleasure do you
feel like giving up during the lenter
4eason7" "Well, / guess ri stay avay
from school, - was the reply.
THERE are in Connecticut, NewJerey
and New York hat manufactures which
il run at their full capacity, could easily
make in two months all the soft hats tb,
country would demand in the next sI
months.
4 LAWRENCE Mass young mar has
been fined five dollars for making two
girls laugh in meeting. This policy i
calculated to keep young men away from
church, and then the girls will look
solemn enough.
IT was John BIownOf Edinburgh, 1t il
said, who, referring to literary stimulants,
altered JOhnson's celebrated recipe Of
"%claret for boys, port for men, brandy
for heroes" into scott for boys, Thack.
cray for men, Shakespeare for heroes"
A CONTEMPORARY asks care spit.
toons unhealthy Our acquaintance
with spittoons is not very extended, but
Judging from the bad breath cxuded BY
the few we have encountered, we shonld
say they had a disOrdered stomach, if
nothing worse. - orrist0pn Herald.
GYMNAsIUMs are being provided at
all the large barracks in Great Britain.
That of Tipperary cost f2,S60. The
British soldier of to-day is looked after
and INDUCED in a manner which would
have astounded his cat-o'-nine-tailed
grand father.
A PAUPER in the New Castle, Del,
almshouse recently received a draft for
$500 from Ireland TO bear him back home,
where a legacy of $35, 900 awaited him.
In a months time after cashing the draft
he had not a cent left, and his friends
raised enough money to ship him to Liy.
erpool.
The Ast9rs have given notice to all
their tenants-and they are numbered
by hundreds-that after the first of May
next a reduction of ten per cent. will be
made upon their rents. This is the third
reduction of similar amount which
they have made since the panic, making
in all thirty per cent.
A SIMPLE methodpf rendering paper so
retentive of ink that the latter cannot be
removed without leaving plain marks
has been lately adopted in France for
cheeks. The main feature of the method
is the passing the paper through a very
weak solution of fannie acid in distilled
water.
Two French ladies were c~onversing on
the qualities and dement's of their own
fair sex. Said one with a twinkle IN her
beautiful blue eyes. 81 have never
known but two women who were really
perfect" "WhO was the other?" asked
her companion, with a smile on her fine
thin lip,
BURLINGTON is Just now receiving a
great deal of culture. There is a Massa.
Chusetts peddler in our town who was
born next door to Chawles Frswncise
Adams, went 10 school with the "bahd
Of Concawd,' says the ide-yah," wears
primrose culored kids, and is introducing
an excellent quality Of corn salve.-
Hqwkeye.
\ RECENTLY appointed Scotch bailie
took his seat, for the first time, on the
nsgisterial bench. Looking sternly
around, Hitherto there have been many
complaints as TO how impartially affairs
have been carried out here; but ] intend
hat the business of this court shall in
be conducted neither partially
nor impartially."
GEORGE ELIOT, who is now in her
.iity-seventh year, has begun the outline
If another novel, which she is determined
make the world acknowledge as her
masterpiece, since it is not satisfied with
Daniel Deronda." 1t is said, by the
way, that Mrs. Lewes' earnings have
,een exaggerated she has really
made no more than 1892, 600 by her
Eighteen years literary work.
THE plan of buryiDg,thed eadi in wicker
and only a foot or so below the
is gaining much favor in Eng
and. The inventor, Mr.. Seymour Hay
len, has more applications for these
askets than he can supply, and liz many
CEMETERIES they are used almost *.
lusively. On the other hand, cremation
: becoming more and more unpopular, a
esult probably due to the growing favor
n which this new invention is held.
THE brink of the water" exclaimed
Ir. Middlerib, bullying joyously into the
aDctum, sis broken--I mean the wink of
he batter is b-naw, the wack of the
oker-aw, shaw. they brack of the
tinker is-shucky, the brote of the
aker is winken--here where's the near
shooter dop?" And the old gentle
was zone before we could ask him it
e was trying to that the back
{ the winter was Observation-Disclosures
SYDNEY SMITH once went incognito 10
the phrenologist, TO have bis
cad examined. "This gentlemsn'scase,
id Devile, sis clear enough. His
culties are nose of naturalist and /
C that he gratifes them. This gentle
an is always happy among his col
of birds and fishes" "Sir," said
NTH, turning ,sround upon him
lemiy. with wfdeopen eyes, 81 don't
low a fish from a bird"
A NICE young lady in a west-side sun