The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-02
SIP ron WOMEN.
rcd 70 q Woman.

su man was made, it puzzled Satan
" ADAMS soul and body ne could
e invented woman; and with such
soul endowed she was sure to sin:
once zet Adam underneath her thrall,
IAN was certain both of them would
fan.
then another difficulty arose
Nv lo get Adam to accept his bride2
lie Ger came, as every body knows,
sending him 20 sleeps lnen Dy MS
side
sJ Eve. For satan knew this much of
LAC Wide awake he'd never take a wife.
Mold Bachelor, Esq,
c1dcmy of Design-A young
IS boarding school.
young farmer, who enquired how
10 start a nursery, was told to
married.
rz. James Reynolds, of Harring-
Maine, wove, in 1869, 1,4ZI
IS Of cloth, besides doing her
seuork.
undertake to reason a girl out OF
Is as absurd as would be the at
extinguish Vesuvius with
oi water.
b La Brown says that no man
smokes, should be allowed to
y. The reverend lady wants to
innate the race.
Oliver Wendell Holmes says
-idows who cry easy are the first
marry again. There is nothing
vet weather for transplanting.
Of the stipulations in an APP
sching marriage IN Massachusetts,
hat the bride shall pay the groom
p. cash down, on the wedding day.
ap.
rs introduction OF a female firm
1ng the brokers neeessitates on adj
on to the geological nomenclature
IA all Street; to the bulls and bears
must now add the dears.
Iowa widow argues in favor of
assurances. Her first husband
insured for $4,000, and the
aey thus obtained will set her SEQ
husband up in the grocery bnsi-
rh8 Home Journal, which has
eC uD for some time a list of mar
81 engagements, has now founded
department for engagements
oxen. The list should be headed
Ar.c-Nuptual Divorces"
T would especially guard against
lnz ladies from fancying themselves
i4dy supervisors, with their OBJ
li0us following of disciples. if they
To take any great work.--FIorence
gbiRgale.
Or. Danham, Of Harrison county,
diana, lately removed the entire left
ease Of O Mrs. Daniels, residing
az Bethany, who had long been
cted with a oaneerous affection.
Is recovering finely from the
Grafton.
President Woolsey, 10 an article on
v1rec, In Hearth and Home, says
s5 The nation is running into alb
actions, and is losing the idea
womauhood, and that we ought not
u destroy the ideal of woman and OF
wife, in endeavoring to enforce
mans political equality with men.
Mrs. al. m. St. Clair, who last year
formed the journey Of the Rocky
Iuntains in her private carriage
9 recently arrived at her home IL
lden Massachusetts,, and will lee
re- on the Mormous, her Journey
previous to her departure IL
lreh for the Pacific coast, China
a New Zealand.
q female college is to be establish
in the town Of Marietta Ga.
a newspaper organ of the working
men Of Boston, will be started IL
81.
Fifly out of hundred students in
Minnesota University are women
A blind lecturer, Miss Henrietta
Jus, is lecturing 10 the Southern
.rt Of Minnesota.
ladies' will be glad to learn that
tie cake dipped in wine will restor
lost voice Of canary bird.
rt is thought that the woman suf
We question will be agitated in tn
va Legislature, before the close 0
q present session.
New York has the largest lock 0
liz in the world. 1t came from th
ad of a Swabian peasant girl, an
sixty four inches in length.
A Wisconsin minister the othe
nday, warned young ladies that tn
st step to ruin was a yard of ga
Dion and an ostrich feather.
Tt is estimated that there are thrt
inbred thousand women Ia the Sta
New York with no prospect
iVing of-nOt men enouge to G
0uud.
Here is the way New York Gle
man eonsoled a widow at the funel
of her husband a few days sine
Oae word to you, dear woman. IL
litely better for you to sit and So
~ at such q pure and true man
ave than to have living husbar
your side, false to God, and fal
his marriage vows.
Slanderous fashion writer, wi
lould be Immediately arraigned b
re the high court of bachelor
We circulation to the following CT
my: 1T IS remarked now that ge
emen use powder as a finish to I
Jilet almost as freely as ladies. L
rystal vase aud puff are as indisper
Bic part Of the dressing appurt
ances for a gentleman as for lac
nd lotions, glycerine, peTfumed "
srs, and emollient pastes and oil
rents are used much more freely
raWiug-roOm men than by orGiDa
omen"
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