The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-09-02

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To Mia Dis he philan,hpti.i
telouFs q large share a The honor
oi bringing into existence DE mig
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Washington
Engliah Rltualisttc clergymcn want
10 exclude iemnle Voices from the
eboifs NJ all the chnrchcs They.
arc unwilling 10 give women The
chants
"A cynical man saya The reason
women are 20 fond Of writing letter.
Is that they rejoice IN the opporlu
nifty of saying al they wish without
the possibility Of an interruption
Alta recent church wedding il
England, the brides pct terrier got
IN somehow, and when the groom
administered the kiss, the faithful
animal "wcnt for him" with Il ven
geance.
"Won't you take half of this poor
apple?' said II pretty damscl. "No,
| thank you. would prefer a bet
ter half" Eliza blushcd and refer.
red the young mar to her papa.
"A young gentleman in Chicago ,
fell in love with n hotel waiter girl, .
but love fled from that once fond ,
heart when he found the "swcet liz. ,
tic thing cutting her toe with /
a butter knife in the kitchen. +,
A Brooklyn mother advised her !
daughter to oil her hair, and tainted &
fiat away when that candid dalnsel J
replied, cob, no. ma, it spoils the I
gentlemens' vests!"
AS long ago as 1887 four wo- c
men Were admitted to OberIin COL s,
lege, and in 1871 three of them grad. Il
uated, being the first ladies' who
have received a literary degree from :
any college in the country.
"A committee of Mormon women
arc out in a card, calling upon their c
sisters In Utah to vote for "virtuous IN
men" only. Can a man be virtu- "
Gus who has more than one wife, is .,
one CT tho great moral questions of h
the day.
Some young ladiesnow wear small
mirrors set in gold hung on their
necklaces instead of lockets. Every 70
time they look at them they sec the ra
counterfeit prcsentment of the per- W
son in whom, of all tho world, they ra
nre the most deeply interested. In
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English tourists rebukc the En- I'll
pcror William for flirting with pref. oh
y women at Hamburg. The En- NJ;
press Augusta is clever enough when on
'he hears of 1t 10 say, with Lady m
Palmerston, when some good naturcd oil
reported to her that Lord ~.
Palmerston, then like the Emperor, ii
beyond his three score and ten, was g.,
to be brought into a divorce suit. a.
'oh, well, it's just like him."
Here is the experience of an af- sn,
Hlcted Dutchman's wife: "Kata. Ia
rina, | like to know who gicf you SUI
le privilege dat you shall go ant IN, ,os
spent me fife cent for to pny dat ploo loa
ribbon vatyou died rount your water len
You want to prako me up in 'N'
Freshness, eh? ! pet you dem tings m M"
nafer happens again in dis fam. die
ny, because ! schlap you town so 0a'
Nat as you can't slant, amt it? Coon
Shake" turning to a friend, %alet's
80; lent us a half tollar, and 60 ON
a spree out nit dc Scheutzen."
Two thirds Of the women in lunn.
TIC asYlums are wives OF farmers, err