The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-01-25
Ladies' Column.
A fashionable wedding,,rint Chicago
$7,975, and high toned funeral $547.

S',o'", "hN!""'SNt'heu 1unca" SoT''
Eal The Greciau bend l,ps reached Califor.
Epia, but there it is called the Pacific
slope. ,.,. ll..i,.,.,,-..,,,
/ In California there are ethree men to
onc%oman !; in Nevada eight to one; in
Colorado twenty ocnr.
a daughter of Thomas Fl. -, Benton is
said TO be teaching primary schoo! in
San Francisco! 7f's' r. Y 5le'
The next style of bonnet is to be a
bead and two inches OF ribbon, fastened
witha hoir-pin, osn
The Empress Eugchia has paid one Of
her DIRE. smukcrs II hundred thousand
francs for a sing.c years service.
= Madame. Rachel has been liberated on
bail, and is,once more free to make her
clients beautiful for ever.
Mrs. Lucrctia Mott completed her
lOGlh, year on January 3, und still re.
tains her health.
4 Miss Olympia Brown, Of tho Wcy.
mouth, Mississippi, l'niversaiS. church.
is about to'bc married. '' ~
Rev Miss Augusta Chaplin has resign
ed the pastora'e Of ,thsi UpiyersuJist
Society ut Mount Pleasant, and gone to
Milwaukee church, ,atA salary OF $4,000.
The TnGnta ofspain, and her liusoand,
tie Count ''of Girgcnii, are living at
Wart,ing, a pretty little. ,old-fashioncl
seaport, near Brighton, England Z
Tie Percy and Campbell; families, ia.
nous in English and Seot,isl. history,
were united on the 22nd ult. by tie mar
rage of Earl Percy To- the Duke of AR
gyle's daughter. ,,s.,, IN
Grcencasile Banncr records tho
the marriage Of a mature gentleman Of
seventeen ton dashing belle Of fourteen,
and the indignation Of The cruel paricuts
tl"rcat. 'S'ga itIi'%l 70
The Columbus Journal 1'',s says tys "sIr,.
General Forsyth, 'IHee' Dcnri.ona. is re-
ceiyiug gitbe Congratulations Of, many
friends QUA harpyEand fortunate episode
dating January 4. The episolsis girl,
The following inscription issactually to
be found niu an ancient cemetery, in
l'9ckyillc, Eastern, Massachusetts,;
'Ini memory of. Janei BENT nj sss
Wheo kicked kpla Up her heels and away she
- went
A widswer writes to the New York
SIN that lis daughter Of fifteen grew
coa,sc md ins6lent, and lluglied in Ills
face whcnhe only t'clidcd ther;dtu one
day ;he fastened lcstod the bad. removed
her sundcrclothing. iani gave her.a severe
casiiga'ion will, rattan, cane, since
Which time she has been very tructnble.
Hence, lie fa,ors corporal punistmcut.
;, The contest about ladies' feet III tndi.
ana is growing porsoual. a Terre
llautc editor alleges that tlieI.ahyctts
bellies have fcctrso large that oniyrfoar Of
five cali. skate on II rink alta time. A
l.afayett editor lrc,erist by declaring that
the shoclnakcrs in Tcrre Ilautc, when
they make shoes for tic bellies in that
rlace, have t" erect asort of marine rail.
way III their backyardstin order 10 lauuch
them.Y rs g.FIs g,a Ii -.q7pa,t
Aiyoung woman in the South, during
the war wrote to ,.ictr. Davis. lsa y;hg
''l want you to 1T Jcems Clancy ,of CON.
pany Hill, 9TH $. G. regiment, como
l,amc nnl set MAJ licd. Jtell,s is williu'.
ny mummy, she is willin', tis ,malnmy
.nys s!Ic9is willin'. Int Jcems captain, lie
nut willin'a Now,Gwllcn wc are all vii
ill., 6lceptin'lcAptaiiuijurtllink you might
ct up and let Jsems, ,comc,. III ,make him
90 straight back wl,en lie's one got mar
Iicd aHd'Bglit JUL as hard as ertf..'
y Jcens wns allowed TO 70 lionit, mar
fird ,rtjoincd the army, aud fougt2till tie
end. -F5iysla. i8s At,.sT si
u The Queen Of Belgium it is said. has
rcgnincd the affections other royal has.
baud by the grea, ,seif.abncgnlion with
ahicl, she devoted herself ionursiug lis
insane sister Carotia. Three yeats ago .
coolnss had arisen between tic Queen
aud the King whicI ,lireatencd 10 lead 10
u permanent SEPARATION. For h whole
year they treated eucl,, other in the nost
rigid munncfj;,but Wien the Queen
brought ICatl6tta 'from Nlirn,rar 10 tic
Palace Of Lacken. ahd The King had em-
! rlccd his poor sister. he turnctl to his
wife. who had ave t,i her face aud was
hard y able 10 restrnin lcr tca,s lie laid
his hand on Her shoulder. whispered a
{ " words in her ear ind the Queen,
with streaniilg eyes. but radiant face,
threw herself into his .t,,s. From Tint
day 'orSaid they have treated caGl other
again as If they were once n,o,e ardent
young lovers.
1t is'a great mistake in femalc cdueu,
lion tJ keepa louDg lady's time and ut.
tiition devoted only 10 th fashionable
literature Of ti.e day. ItyDu wndli quail
Ify her for cthyerSh'ion-.gitc her euuea-
lion with these uaI w,fld, wltli'tIic outer
world aud its iiTrspiiing ethsd Urge
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