The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-09
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.


PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
Pickaxes are good for warts.
Chenille trimming is now in vogue.
Silver buttons used on light woollen dresses
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton is lecturing in Ohio.
Ex.Mayor wickham, Of Now York. Is In California.
Vulcan red ana mandarin yellow are the two leading
coors.
Senator Timothy o. Howe, Of Wisconsin. is at the
Windsor.
is about time for Wendell Phillips to have another
CONFUSION.
Black cashmere wraps arc noat and ladyiikc. though
not dressy.
Ladies who prefer light shoes side laced CATERS
made OF kid and serge.
Egyptian cloth, with raised arabesques and palm
leaves, is used for dolmas
Ex-Governor Walker, OF Virginia. has sixty votes
pledged to him for Speaker.
Rows OF buttons, Tapped as II strung thread arc
used on all kinds Of dresses
The increased use OF the sewing machine Is notice.
able on the handsomest Paris dresses.
Adam Smith says that men are sympathetic vheu
they initiate This does not refer to forgers
Ole Bulls gray hair streams over his temples, not 50
much like foaming cascade as limp dish rag
Senator Patterson rubs his gray balr ovor his eyes
and wonders why he gave himself away to Hampton.
Philadelphia Bulletin :-"When Diana changed
Actseon into stag did she wish him to become more
deer to herf"
Sir Charles Dodswo.th, Of Yorkshire, England. ~.
rived from Liverpool In the steamship City OF Rich
mond and Is at the Clarendon.
Detroit Free Press Mrs Southworth, the novel.
ist SAYS she would have had three four more in.
itias before her name If father hadn't been easily
discouraged"
Miss Susan B. Anthony is lecturing in Illinois nnt
Wisconsin She Is making her way westward to Colo
rado where she intends take active part in ths
woman suffrage canvass next summer.
Tho young lady OF twcnty who SITS in tho street cars
usually has guide OF forty in woman who is not too
youlg for fooishness too old for intrigue and
the result is that the younger woman is sweet and
demurc.
what is leo cream without vanlllaa What are Lyon
naIse potatoes without parsley? What is q weeks
washing without clothcspnsf What ten dollar
hat without a ten cent ribbon? What arc the United
States without a President?
wc are told by Coenus that spnoza. whom he
wished for relaxation would set spiders to fight with
one another or would throw flies into tho spiders
wobs taking such delight in the spectacle of the com
bat that he sometimes laughed outright.
We were shown yesterday piece Of stone quarried
In North Carolina IT gritty and hard but II was
SO elastic that 1t bent like piece Of leather. and,
respect it was very much like the conscience Of .
spring politician.
Mr. Q. Gardner, head Of the Union Bank Of Scot
land has printed an "Inquiry Into the Causes Of
Fluciuation in Traden in which he traces present
troubles mainly to wars, loans to insovent and i'm.
providcnt States tho too rapid conversion OF crcu'
lating into fixed capital and strikes.
It's 10 be hoped that exConfcderate soldiers will
accept the invitation Of tho Grand Army Of the Re.
public to Join tho observance Of Decoration Day
The idea Of the organization loyalty, and the cxCon.
fcdcrates will do more toward reconciliation by this
step than the politicians can do In year.
I A new device IN the OF flowers has just como
into use in Paris. 1t is the wearing Of small bunch
OF natural flowers shoes in place OF the lace and
ribbon roscttes Of few seasons The favortes
are primroses, yellow one shoe, purple the
other or mixed on both. Violes much worn aud
daisies are just coming in.
Evening Teegrdm:-"It is generally understood that
Mr. W. d. HoweIis, the managing editor OF the Atlantic
Montiy is to DO Charge dAfaircs at Bcrne Switzcr.
land which, in many respects IS one Of the best diplo
matte positions n all Europe Mr. Howclls has TIVE
claims to the position One IS that he is Mrs. Hayes
kInsman. The other Is that he Is Mr. Hayes
biogrnpher."
Milwaukee Times 1--WE can teach youth virtue In
no cnec.ua way but by melting them to emulate the
probably spurious conspirators against
children and towards TO boot If until we know
| whether they are not" The Times might havo
added that sometimes praise man TO our children
when we absolutely know he is humbug and that we
then wonder why the child Is ruined.
Sometimes one will SEQ two girls OF seven or eight
years get into a street They belong to different
| families One, who little girl. will awkwardly
saurm and hdgct along the seat and wonder at tho
signs and ut the big ladies' The other who
little lady, viii fix her skirts about her legs for fear
some man may them, and will pull her veil about
her forehead and pay the exact fare and shake down
tho pennies IN her cham pockcbook; and tho little
girl is swceter than the port little body.
| A gentleman went to private Iunatic asylum which
ho had previously visited, and seeing there a dstin.
gushcd looking sitting moodiy alone, went up and
! said TO him. SLOW do you do2 | think have seen
you before. May | ask you your namc2" "My
ramcY ~ returned the man icrcoly, 81 am Alexander
the Grcatl" "Wny," said tho visitor who suddenly
remembered having already had a discussion with tho
man, "thc last time was here you wero ST. Paul /"
eyes, OF COURSE" the reioncd quickly 'but that
was by the first wife"
WEEKLY HERALD:-.Ify you have an unsightIy manteI
lot a carpenter make you board, and II with
blue, pink cardinal paper muslin Place the board
over the mantcl; cut piece Of muslin tho length OF
the board in some pretty ancul shape, and drapc 1t
around the odge Of tho manteL Lambrequn patterns
may DO purchased, but nro not necessary If will
exercise little taste Cover the whole with plain Of
dotted Swiss or Nottingham lace, either OF which can
be had for twenty-five yard. Where any loop
ing needed place knot Of ribbon Of tho shade
| % tho muslin linins.u