Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1879-09-18
Helena, Montana, Thursday, September IS, 1879.
ALL SORTS.

ALL SORTS.
MANY Nelly Il. has been written for Mrs.
Sartoris.
1t is nobler to give worthy object pen
ny than it is to lay ten-dollar wreath on
rich mans coffin.
1t is claimed that American women eat
more candy than all the other women of the
world put together.
To cure felon.-Equal parts of soft soap
and quick-lime made into paste; apply to
the felon and renew whenever dry. 1t will
cause pain if the felon has progressed much,
but it is sure cure.
THE steamship Great Eastern is to be fitted
up with new boilers and machines, at a cost
of e14O,0 900, to carry cattle between London
and Texas. She is capable of holding 1900
head of cattle and $4,000 sheep.
A very nice thing for lady to keep is a.
bottle of this on her dressing room table al
ways for little spots on her garments: One
quart of boiling water, half an ounce of
camphor, one ounce of borax after cooling
half pint of alcohol.
"Mother, what is an angelo can angel?
We'll, an angel is being that flies. ''But,
mother, why does papa always call my gov
erness an angelo" "Well," exclaimed the
mOtner R1teT moment pause, SIZE going
to fly Immediately"
When the voice is lost, as is sometimes the
case, from the effects of cold, a simple,
pleasant remedy, says an exchange, is fur
nished by beating up the white of an egg, ad-
dipg to it the juice of one lemon, and sweet
ening with white sugar to taste.
ACCORDING to M. Labouchere the moss ex--
traordinary feat at billiards on record has just
been performed at Moscow by young Jap
anese, who won in twelve hours a game of
5000, in the course of which he once scored
1900 caramboles in succession.
THE Richmond (Va.) Wing, speaking of
the debt of that State, unblushingly says:
''The truth is, if Virginia were at once to re-
pudiate her whole debt it would be the most
effective means possible to entice within her
border both capital and labor
THE London Times wants further light up
on the silver question, and suggests to the
United States Government the propriety of
sending an ambassador to succeed Welch
who is thoroughly familiar with the subject
and competent to demonstrate the bi-metalic
theory.
Christianity is the true citizenship of the
world, and universal peace and free ex-
change of all lands and tribes of their sever
al peculiar goods and gifts are possible only
as all are grouped around and united by the
cross of a common Redeemer and the hope
of a common heaven.
The Chicago Journal says Mr.. Bennett, of
the New York Herald, has crossed the At
lantic oftener than any other newspaper man.
This may be so, but you will find newspaper
men in New York who have oftener been
"half-seas over" Mr.. Bennett takes steam
ship, and the others take "schooner."
81. F. BEEUHRR left Kern county, CAL,
three or four months ago to superinteEd the
driving of 18, 800 sheep, the property of Gen.
Beale, of Salt Lake City. In eros ng the
Aida desert, over which the drovers and
their herds travelled for eight days and nights,
finding no water for the animals, 10, 067 sheep
perished. "1
THE New York Tribune has an elaborate
article, filling several columns, showing that
the losses sustained by the creditors of the
Southern States under various forms of re-
pudiation aggregate $272, OOO, 900, or, adding
the municipal debts, $500, 900, OOO Of this
amount foreign capitalists lost 1886, 100000,
and Northern creditors $3.50, 900, 900.
Character is always known. Thefts never
enrich aims never imp0verish murder will
speak out of stone walls. The least admix-
;ure of ie-for example, the least attempt
20 make good impression, a favorable ap-
instantly vitiate the effects;
but speak the truth, and all Nature and all
lids will help you with unexpected further
snce. .r.4
It is related that Joseph Cook once asked
certain lady to be his wife, and Immediate
Y lapsed into q profound study of something.
rhe lady softly said, ''Yes," and as he didn't
'espond she repeated the word little louder.
Stop your noise," roared Joseph. "Ive
got an argument at my tongues end that will
mock the spots out of John Stuart Mill, and
,ere you're trying to spoil it."
To cure corn.-Soak the feet and pare
he corn down as much as it will allow with
,ut pain then apply with q small brush
solution of gum arabic such as is often kept
or mucilage J dry it over by fire till it will
,ot stick to the stocking, and repeat this ap-
,lication at least once day Cat retiring is
,est) without removing the previous coating,
or two or three weeks, OF till the corn is
Missing.
Just as the train of the Northeastern Rail-
DAD reached the embankme ent at Hampton's
and, near the depot darkey looked out
nd his hat flew of. Without word he
umped after it and rolled down the embank-.
nent. The train stopped to see if he was
When he passed the train, while the fireman
vas knocking out the cinders, he said with
moving grin: Use yer, an got dat hat
KATIE COBB, the Norwich prisoner, has
ouble cell at the Wethersfeld prison, and
he INDUCES in handsome carpets, lace cur
ains, brackets and other wall ornaments, pill
Nv shams and . white coverlid on her bed,
well laden book shelf, q fruit dish filed
nth bananas and oranges on her table, an
asy camp-chair and pretty blue ottoman.
he nrenarea thA nr1annarn' clo+hca for fl1a