Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1879-06-19
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PROCTOR, the English astronomer, says the
winter of 1878 must be regarded the coolest
England has experienced for twenty years,
and perhaps for twice thai time
HAMLIN, under senteD;" of death in the
Connecticut State pris II. s.lls photographs
Of himself, and gives the proceeds 10 the
widow Of the man BE murdered.
Mr.. ANTHONY J. DRExELs daughter, who
was married recen''Y in Philadelphia to Mr..
John K. Fell, of that city. received wedding
presents to the va':'a Of $780, 1000.
A TRIAL now :,<.iDg on in St. Petersburg
has led to the disclosure that poor people ar
rested for nc- paying their taxes are liable to
be beaten with rods stepped in salt water.
LIEUT.. Gov. DoRsuElMER, of New York
has presided over three different Senates in
successive sessions of the legislature, with
none of which he was in political accord.
According 10 the San Francisco Stoc
Report. Virginia City woman was so taken
with Lawrence Barrett that she made up her
mind if it was 81 boy she would name is
Barrett, but it waa twins, so her husband
named them Grin and Barrett
RALPH WALDO L1alER~ IN lectured recently
at the Old South church, Boston, to aid the
fund for painting the building. His subject
was Memory of the want of which be
gave practical illustration. He would fire.
quently lose his place in the manuscript, and
II was pretty sight to see his daughter, who
sat close by him for the purpose, direct him
back to the point a. which he had dropped
the thread of his thoaght.
DR. DolLlNeER has finally become very
angry at the reports that he has returned to
the Roman communion. He wr es to a
friend: ''The statements in the journal sent
to me are malicious lies, both as to Prof.
Friedrich and myself This is now the four
teenth time that the ultramontane papers have
announced my submission and it will often
happen again. will not dishonor my old
age with lie before God and men Of this
you may be sure.'
A SUCCESSOR to the deposed bishop of Mich
igan (Dr. McCoskry), will be elected at De-
troit on the 4th proximo. Bishops Hare, of
Nebraska; Tuttle, of Utah; and Elliott and
Garrett, of Texas, and the Rev. Drs Harris,
Worthington and Lane, of Michigan; Van
Deueon, of Utica; Huntington, of Worces-
ter Hall. Paddock and Snively. of Brooklyn;
Davies, of Philadelphia, and Knickerbacker,
Of Minneapolis, are the candidates mentioned.
Col. JOHN s. MosBY still stirs things at his
Hong Kong consulate. He says in private
letter that when he reached Hong. Kong be
saw at glance that there had been most dis
creditable management He is of the opinion
hat matters are now in better shape The
editor of the China Mail sued him for sub.
'cription due under the former consnl and
Nosby Won bis case in court The Mail. Of
'ecent date, admitted its defeat and compl-
nented Mosby on his reforms.
Mr. P. r. Barnum relates that on one oc-
'asion when Phoebe Cary was at his museum
ooking about at the curiosities, he preceded
Ter on the stairs and had passed down two
teps. She, intent)y watching big anacon-
Ia in case at the top of the stairs, walked
n and fell. He was just in time to catch
er in his arms and save her from danger
us fall. Il am more lucky than the first
Voman was who fell through the influence
f the serpent" remarked Miss Cary, as she
covered herself
The use of cows milk in nervous disorders
} very highly recommended by our best
hysicians. They prescribe it to be used at
II hours, and recommend the patient to
rink as much as four quarts per day if
greeable. The constant and exclusive use
this article after time becomes very tire.
ome, and the milh acquires an unpleasant
'ste. It may in degree be avoided bv
eating the milk and adding enough salt to
avor it, in this form doing as much good as
l any other.
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