Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-15

talsehood can no longer deceive, and
| simplicity itself can no longer be mis-
led.
CHESTERFIELD: Never hold any one by
the button or by the hand in order to be
heard out; for if people are unwilling to
hear you, you had better hold your tongue
than them.
MILTON: In those vernal seasons of the
year, when the air is calm and pleasant,
it were an injury aud sullenness against
nature not to go out and see her riches.
and partake in her rejoicing with heaven
and earth,
ADDISON: A contented mind the
greatest blessing man can enjoy in this
world, land if in the present life his happiness
arises from the subduing of his desires,
it will arise in the next from his gratifca-
ton of them.
The Count de Chambord is reported to
be improving.
Bridgeport, Connecticut, has nine quar-
tet church choirs, one double quartet, and
| three chorus choirs.
David Brown. colored man, has been
the messenger of the Philadelphia.board of
health for thirty years.
Gen Sheridan's mother, eighty-three
years of age, still lives in the same house
in Perry, Somerset county, Ohio, in which
he was born.
The Society of Friends has repealed the
prohibition of the marriage of first cousins
which has been in force in that body for
nearly 200 years.
"Mr. Isaac, can you tole me we're vas
the first diamond?" 800, Mr.. Yawcobs;
we're vas it?" "Vy, Noah's son on de ark;
he was Shem of the fust vater.''
There is a beautiful practice common
throughout a portion of Mexico for little
children to kneel before a stranger and
pray that he may have a safe journey.
John Bright's speeches are marked by
two pleasant acknowledgement allu-
sions to children and numerous quotations
from English poets, especially from Byron
and Milton.
The st. Vincent de Paul society was
founded in 1888, by Frederick Ozanam
and six fellow students, at the Sorbonne, in
Paris. Now it is one of the most extensive
charitable societies in the world.
The Rev. Mr.. Prout, editor of a Vir-
ginia City, Montana, religious paper, says:
editing this paper is like trying to
swing very large cat in very small
garrett without hurting the garrett.
''Never engage in anything you would
not open with prayer" said a very strict
orthodox preacher. Whereupon an irrev-
ent individual arose and inquired: "What
would you do with dozen oysters?"
Nebraska has one woman minister, one
woman lawyer, six women county school
uperintendents, and ten women physi-
clans. Many women are engaged in
editorial work, and as rule do their work
we'll.
The columns of the Catholic church in
Donolsonville, Louisiana, imported from
Austria, have arrived. Ir is said they will
form the haudsomest piece of work ever
sent across the Atlantic for house of
worship.
The church which Eugene, ex-empress
of France, intends building at Flambor-
ough, England, in memory of her son, will
cost $4,000. The collins of Napoleon
III. and the prince imperial will be placed
in this church.
Despite the great POPULAR y of his ''pro
verbal Philosophy" which every boy and
girl thirty years ago learned by rote, Mar
tin Farquhar Upper is as poor as a church
mouse, and they are raising a testimonial
fund for him in England.
At spiritual circle in Memphis, a man
had his hair pulled so hard by spirits that
it gave him the headache. He went home
in great anxiety, expecting to find that his
wife had died suddenly during his absence
the hair pulling was so natural
There are some who assert that King Al
fonzo, of Spain, is good man, and that
the bad stories about him are untrue. But
kings did always have their friends and
apologetic admirers. Some people speak
well of Henry VIII even to this day.
| church in Bavaria, accommodating a
thousand people, has been almost entirely
built of PAPER mache, which can be sup
piled at cost little above that of plas-
ter. 1t can be made to initiate the finest
marble, as it takes polish superior to
slate.
Friends of the University of Virginia are
telling with pride that professors for
eleven different chairs or departments in
colleges, polytechnic schools and other in
stiiutions of higher learning in the United
States have recently been chosen from its
alumni.
The New Orleans Presbyterian synod
has adopted report that the marriage OF
a man with his deceased wife's sister is moi
prohibited by divine law, that blood rela.