Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-01-20

A New Hampshire paper, announc.
ing the death of man, says he " leaves |
a wife and child by former husband"
- Camels are reared without difficult
ty in Washoe, Nevada. Two French
men have herd of &c, al but two of
them born in the state.
- Mrs. Lincoln is now in London,
where she will place her son "Thad" at
school, and then join her friend, the wife |
of Bishop Simpson, at Rome
A Fort Wayne bootblack has cross
ed the continent, has visited China, JAP
an. Australia, and every point of inter-
est in South and Central America.
The latest divorce complaint, made
by Chicago wife, contains the point
that during seven years of married her
husband had not kissed her once.
The old girls of the Revolution are
getting funny. Here is their last con-
undrum Why should Mrs. Beecher
control the elections? Because she has
an entire Ward of her own"
"A South Carolina mother, when she
found too late, that her daughter had
eloped with a member of Legislature,
seized her trunk at the depot, and as
serted her vanishing authority by burn
ing its contents.
Mrs. FL. B. Stowe says woman be.
longing to the upper classes who under
takes to get wealth by honest exertion
and Independent industry loses caste, and
is condemned by thousand voices as
an oddly and deranged person.
- Anna Dickinson lecture income,
last season, was $4,000, according to
gossiping New York paper, but will be
considerably less the presentseason. She
has averaged $4,000 for seven years
past.
A sealed can of oysters carelessly
left on the embers in a store at Lexing-
ton, KY, the other day, exploded with
tremendous force bursting the CRATE to
atoms, shaking the house, ard severely
injuring byssander.
A lady writes to the Jackson Ohio
Standard II, sir, can always tell Sun
day, or Sabbath, from any other day 10
the week, by the number of men and
boys, old and young, with guns and re-
volvers, making for the woods and PEG.
pies farms"
A resident of Providence, r. l..
has, for twenty years, summer aud win
ter taken bath every morning, minus
all clothing, in the Woonusquatucket
river, going into the water several times
when the mercury was below zero.
"A little four-year old had been in
tently watching the process of corn pop
ping on stormy day in the beginning
of winter; happening to turn to the
window, she observed for the first time
the falling snow. Amazed and delight
ed, she ran to her father and exclaimed,
o papa do look at the funny rain,
t'sall popped out white"
The plaintiffs cause in a suit to re-
cover OH an insurance policy, moot
case in the university at Ann Arbor,
Mich, last Tuesday, was argued by Miss
Mary Kilgore. Payment had been re-
fused on the ground of the suicide of
the insured, but Miss Kilgore won the
decision in an able and exhaustive plea.
In Washington theatre, Gen. Gar
field was so excited over the sleep-walk-
ing of Janauschek as Lady Macbeth,
that he vehemently grasped the back of
the chair before him, and with it a por-
ton of the curls belonging to an elabor-
ate chignon. The consequence was that
when the fair owner, at the end of the
scene, threw forward her head, the whole
structure came tumbling down, curls,
braids, hair-pins and all.