The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-23
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
Never encore an apple more than once.
Troubles and twins never come singly.
The church bell appeals to our feelings.

Never encore apple more than once.
Troubles and twins never come singly.
The church bell appeals to our feelings.
'Curuudgeon" originally meant coru-hIder
Scarlet and white the national colors OF Poland.
Men who ind fault with tho helmet hat are cap
tious
Mr. Chicago Journal do not Globe Democrat your
Jokes.
Put htllc grated cheese into tho cream sauce fog
baked cod6sh.
Hunting is good in Mississippi A Greenvle mak
shot two tramps in one afternoon.
Either there Is somebody in Boston who can lacsa
bush or a lilac bush budded there this week.
Turner's Falls Reporter:-.Many has owed q
for de rie when there occasion for IT,"
We informed by Wisconsin journal that We
shall the end Of the world So wags the world.
Critics who fond Of saying that other mems lives
arc narrow, usually have very narrow lives OF their
When the days grow colder Jefferson and Farjeon
will visit Jenersons Louisiana plantation. 10 not 20
too Farjeon.
Now thateven the brown bear Is not strong enough
for the athletic Bauer. let the latter tackle small
Llmburger cheese.
All the Atlantic contributors except Mark Twain
arc handsome mon, aud Colonel warng lie the hand
soonest OF the number
Hon. James T. Farley, the newly elected Senator
from California, says that this white mans gov
eminent for white men.
When tho sun goes down these late mornings hOs
appears II he weary with being golden aud he
gives a bronze lrown he backs behind the scenes
Senator Patterson was much improved last night
He rested well at his home in Washington during
yesterday and his physicians feel confident that ho
will soon recover.
Worcestershire Tress:-"The New York HERALD
says that Gail Hamilton mover strikes twice in tho
same place. Good why-tao place is gone
after she has struck once"
The mountains are stern ana cold and blue; but II
you wander them you will dark green cedars
with btterswect vines coming through their tops and
breaking into flame ike street lamps.
The Springfield Republican thinks that the Chine.
who already in this country ought to be pro.
tcctcd. but that moderate head tax upon future i'm
migrants rom China would lot DO derogatory to the.
BurlIugame Treaty.
At the falls OF the Passnc, when the mist like one
OF Edmunds' speeches, floats high and tho moon il
bright lunar bow may be seon, faint, peary ap
pie green. There are many girls living near them
who have lunar beaux all tho time.
An evening contemporary thinks that President
Hayes cannot write good English, and certainly thu
civil service order was acknowledged TO BIO faulty 10
its wording-so that in the forthcoming Message the
President will probably make effort.
Boston Globe .-"Tho funniest thing at tho Atlantic
dinner was to SEQ tho way iu which Emerson held his
cigar He poised 1t gently between his thumb and
iorengcr. and slipped it fastdously, with an air Of
tho greatest respect Mark TWAIN smoked q pipe
after he had got of his speech"
This genius thinks he has found rhyme for Csnk.,
ling:-
bitter ieud has como to pass
Between TWO Senate members:
Some vote pro- some vote con.
All Ian the Frightening cmbcrz
The friends OF Gordon hold to pro,
ProcIaming The wrong OF Conkinrs
The other side not slow
To swear that they TO cling. =