The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-08-26
MO OTHER Sarsaparilla possesses the
~ Combination, Proportion and Process
which makes HOODS Sarsaparila Peculiar
to Itself.
MASCULINE MENTION,

Charles A. Dana, the editor of the New
York sun, is an irsatate china collector.
General Lord Wolseley, at Sebastopol,
lost an eye and received a severe wound,
the trace of which is clearly visible on his
cheek today.
Edwin Gould, the second son of Jay
Gould, is a crack shot. He has a 5O0-yaro
range at his fathers country place at Ir
vington-on-the-H Hudson.
Eppa Hunrou, the rev senator from.
Virginia, is said to answer all the require
ments in the matter of whiskers, possess
ing three varieties-a mustache, a goatee
and Galways.
NJ. Pasteur, the distinguished French
physician, frankly admits that he has re
ceived inspiration and aid in his studies on
hJdrophobia from Nine Greville, the
clever French novelist
Colonel Henry RUSSELL brother of the
governor of Massachusetts, when visiting
the latter in his office, always addresses
him by his title, and the governor observes
the same formality in reply.
The oldest employee of the naval depart
ment at Washington is w. p Moran, who
has been in the government service for
nearly half century. He was appointed
in 1913, and is now in the bureau of navi-
CATION
Judge Lamar is said to have grown very
visibly older during the past year. His
hair, once long and black, is now almost
white and is worn close cropped, while his
face has lost it's swarthiness and acquired
pallor.
Isaac Martz and his twin brother, of Ar
cadia, Ind, married twin sisters. The
brothers have recently celebrated their
eightieth birthday and danced with their
wives, who are but two years younger than
their husbands.
Father Conry, of Faribault, Mimi, who,
with Archbishop Ireland's approval, de-
vised the now famous "Faribault plan" of
parochial schools, is universally beloved
and respected by every one in Faribault, ir-
of creed.
The Chinese minister is the most expen-
sively dressed man in Washington He
never appears more than once in the same
costume, and it is supposed that he has
100000 worth of dry goods dedicated to his
personal adornment.
When r. G. Brown went to Colorado
thirty -three years ago he was too poor to
pay to have q collar washed He is now
erecting S1,500,000 hotel in Denver, and
expects to have several dollars in his in
side pocket when it has been paid for.
The Duke of Devonshire, as was pre-
dicted at the time of his accession to his
new title and estates, has been much less
influential in British public life as a men,
Der of the house of lords than he was as
Lord Harrington in the house of commons.
One of the best dressed men in London is
Viscount Chelsea, eldest son of Earl Cado-
gan and a recent bridegroom He is an
advocate for evening clothes of black silk
with breeches, and thinks the lace ruffles
and frills should still adorn the linen of
gentlemen.
Ex-Congressman John T. Wait, of east
srn Connecticut, now eighty years of age,
the Memorial Day address in
Norwich this year. His voice was as clear
and his figure as erect as they were decades
ago, while his eyesight was SO good chat
ne needed no glasses to aid him in reading
ais manuscript.
Signor Giolitti, the new premier of Italy,
own where he lives he is famous for his
strength, which is truly herculean. He is
IN excellent boxer, and loves nothing bet
er than bout with the gloves. He is
llso fine billiard player and frequenter
If the bowling alleys.
Two of the worst dressed men in London
ire Lord Salisbury, the premier, and the
Duke of Norfolk, the first and one of the |
ichest of all England's peers. He wears
habby sack coats with still shabber tall |
lats, and is occasionally seen carrying a
,rown paper parcel. This is eccentricity |
IN the part of his grace, not economy.
General Longstreet is now seventy-two |
ears of age and man of patriarchal as |
,ect. His hair and whiskers are white as
now his face ruidy and his figure tall |
nd erect. He is deaf, as the result of a
,ullet wound, and one of his arms is dis
bled. He lives a life of primeval sim
'licity, going to bed early and rising at 8.