The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-04-27
About Women.

3 Mrs. Smith & Husband is in the style a
> Terre Haute firm.
The women orators at the Iowa suffrage
meetings declare they will vote for Pres
ident in 1872.
Every English mail brings the charge
In some shape, that Queen Victoria leans
towards Catholicism.
: Miss Garrett, lady physician, has
lately been appointed member Of the
medical staff for London hospital.
The New England Female Medical Col
ege of Bost on was opened in lS4S, and
since then has graduated sevsnty-four
women.
Winnie Ream, now in Rome, has Just
completed medallion likenesses of List
and Archbishop Spalding, besides two
ideal figures
Ofthe 475 ladies' who have graduated
at Ober.in College, l72 have married gen
tlemen who were graduates of the same
institution.
Miss Mary A. Hall was elected one of
school committee at East Machias, Maine
She was nominated and supported Ly the
Democrats.
A Correspondent who has been shaved
by the active, tiny, gentle, and soft hand
of womaRE says he likes It-that woman
is natural barber
Mr., Gladstone is always in the ladies
gallery Of the House of Commons when
anything OF Importance is under debate
and always waits for divisions.
The Marshal Of Wisconsin has had three
female applicants for the positions of cen
sus-takers, but by the law Of 1920 they
are ineligible to the position.
The wife Of James Fisk, IT,, is making
preparation for gay summer at Newport
She passed a week there lately arranging
programme Of festivities.
In a suffrage speech at San Francisco,
Mrs. H. i. M. Brown insinuated that
when she was allowed to vote if any man
insulted her at the polls she should shoot
him.
The Lynehburg Republican tells US that
Mrs. Stonewall Is not to be married to a
Boston millionaire, but 10 zone OF Virgin
las distinguished divines.'
A Cincinnati druggist declares that
there are not less than a thousand arsenic
eaters in thatScity and immediate vicinity
mostly young women, who take the drug
for the complexion.
In Wintorset. Iowa, they have adopted
the plan of having ", men make address,
es to the Sabbath-sohool, believing that
mothers and sister know best how To- in
terest Children
There is living in Indianapolis a lad
who has been married not quite twelve
years, and in that time has become the
mother oftwelve children, including two
pair of twins, all boys.
At the meeting Of the town council Ed
inburgh, held last month, the Lord Pro-
vost presiding, the counil resolved to pc
tition Parliament in favor of the bill to
remove the disabilities of women.
Miss EYeline L. Gates, Of Yellow Springs,
O.. writes that she likes trouses and wears
them, believing them more comfortable
convenient and decent articles of apparel
than flowing skirts.
Miss Burdett CoutFs magnificent COL
umbia market, which failed to effect the
purpose for which it was intended Ia gen.
eral market for the poor of the neighbor-
hood, is now used as q fresh fish market,
and finds favor in the district.
Before the Iowa house eofrepresentatives
adjourned Miss Spencer, the engrossing
clerk, was presented, in behalf of the mem
bers, with a splendid silver tea set The
lady replied in a very neat speech, brm-
ful ofgenuine gratefulness.
Said an old-fashioned New Hampshire
Democrat. the other day If ever the
right Of suffrage is granted to females and
those about my house don't vote the
whole Democratic ticket, there II be big
fass raised among them by me-that IS
All" r.