The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-12
Ladies' dies Column.

Working for dear lifa-Making clothes Il
for the expected.
Bismark's daughter is to be married. g
On dit. !e.i 81 5ia H.,
2 The woman's paper Of San Francico is Is
called Ell Dorado IA .ssiac b sisi-fi. z
1t is singular fact that of married y
women. only those who have henpecked
! husbands petition for women's rights. -
!, A"great brute ofta lusbandp adyer-; /,
tises in the morning papers. for . strong, /,
able bodied man, to hold his wife's ton
! gua''' '''N''g '1 ''.I1 ~ re i''s p
Ailady, speaking Of the gathering Of a
l lawyers t., dedicate anew Court House.,
said she suppord they had gone, to "view
4 the ground where they must shortly lie." .
~, sF1i5go. odT .GGriaI i las Iis,li psohi
H. Alpdy adyqrtises herself in an Iowa,
PAPER, as an .'attorneyess at law.
'iWhv not say bar-maid. II is d more
4 eupLonious term, and one in familiar
USE! ~ YpOt77nil) Dca.hf lGl a Iiiag-,h
I A lady well advanced in maidenEood,
Int her marriage, requested the choir to
tsinS Tho hymn Commencing -'pio' lAil !soo
"'Fhis is the way I long havesoughtFap no
| And mourued, because [ found it not. Y'qier4
Alta Young lady's seminary, during an
organization in history, one Of the pupils
Twas sthns interrorated :leDia NEartina-
Luther die IA natural death IN "No,nr
was the prompt reply. che was e1com-
municated by bull, uulll,.",r..ii /. .a,...,,5s.,
St! Petersburg be a. a.horribIoresi-
dencc bfor nervous people.s, Even tAesf
humblest people possess pianos. and
there are snid to be in the city eight hun-
dred malo and three thousand female
teachers Of the instrument. = 9ei 1oi ~!
Maria Taglioni, the celebrated, ballet
girl, who married q few years ago an
Austrian nobleman Of high rank, has, ap-
Epealcd for divorce. SheGobjectsa tolhcr
husbands habit Of getting drunk, and
hossewhipping her while in that condi-s
ton. a5sruras 3s .;tj a..
! Let no gentleman ever quarrel with a,
woman: Ifyou are in trouble with her.
retreat. If she, abus. YOU, be silent. If
she tear your cloak off, offer her your
coat. II she box yohr ears, bow. Ifshe'
tear your eyes 'cut feel yourway itothe
door -butshy s1q lasa:lqfgqs Ii ,ars
Two ladics,in Lancaster, Massachusetts,
lately started out with petitions, one for
signatures asking the Legislature to give
women the privilege Of voting I; the
other praying the Legislature to allow,
women to remain in their present sphere.
The latter ran ahead twenty.six to one.
A drunken fellow in Linn county,
Iowa, endeasored the other day to forco
his way into a room occupied BY two girls.
He kicked ina panel of the door, but
could not get his foot out again, when ono
Of the girls rclievedlhim of,his embarras.
ment by chopping itof with an axe. ,
Mrs. Singer. wife If the sewing ma
chine man, ,ofN New York, learning thai
her husband was living with another
woman. .;arpliedt for q divorce, andbwas as
tonishcl to find. that decree Of divorce
had been already obtaincd and her hus-
band remarked, without. her knowing
anything about it. ,idHt9 ssldsa&S'
H.. i, . 4 o.
A marriage took place at Concord, Now
Hampshire. last. Wednesday, in whicl,
tho bride was only sixteen years oflage.
and a widow at that. She was married.
the first time when sho ,wasj onlyathirteen
years old. The bridegroom, on this oe-
casion was twenty-four years old. Early
and often seems 10 be her motto. lta2a n
.liAjwoman with a child cnterelia photo
graphic gallery in Newburg tile other day,
and previous to placing it fer picture,
the woman submitted It to vigorous
spanking The artist interfcrcd. .iwhcnrle
was informed by the woman tlat she was
only trying to gctyp.n fine, color in tho
chid's face. in order that it might be rep
resented in tic picture. will blooming
!, checks. HaM1l81, ~
1 ~ L5l.sd ,g2 .i9ugui;2, 4aI
RoroE SroniEs s.-T7,rho Italians tell
story Of q lady who Acknowledged To ier
father that she roaged littlt4 LIN order,
). She Said, to become nore l,an'lsonic. tahd
to please tie Young men.nfHclatqncl. gayo
! crdbsolution, on tho ground that tho
result wss precisely the contrary TO her
expectations. a,t,.
l A lady ono 6 asked an artist Who vas
t pai.,ting iieef portrait, whore lie bdhgltlis
colors lIe told her it was Iat the sanle
!. shop ut which she bought shers. tK
l.. When lord Chesterfield was asked
what he thought Of the ladies Of Paris,
: he replied that he was no Judge Of. paint
! finrs. 1a'i g4as tass9 s'afM
: The Marquise Of de Beauveau was no.
!, ted fnr her unecasine EXPERIMENTS in TIC
use Of rpnge Of different kinds, Which
led 10 tle-donblfal compliment tring ad-