The new North-west., 1872-04-13
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AV4O VtSSSU 04SOo-
Mn stenhouse 10 the most powerful enc.
my Normonism has yet encountered. 'g
Miss Lot.ie Hotgh is lecturing In Central
New York on ''How 70 Pop the Question. ="
A quondsm governess to the children OF
the King of Siam, is lecsuring in Boston.
Mr.. King Of Covington. KY. became
stage struck and deserted her husband to
become tragedy queen.
Miss Maggie (sisier of GenersD Custsr
and Lieutenant Cahoon were married At
Monn'e. Michigan, March 7.h. .a1 u
They say female compositors get through
with their copy very rapidly, being anxious
to get the last word. .. .l.s.-
A young girl who recently married mill.
iousire 10 now said 70 have IN old head on
young shoulders. -. ..a'.
Madame Moore. the pedestrienns, now In
Cincinnati, challenges Weston. or any man
in the State. to walk 100 miles In - hours
for 81 .O00-WestoD to receive two miles
odds, and any other contestant 6ve. ."
= At the Logansport, Ind. Mite Society
meetings, the lsdies play '.Copenhssea" for
the good of the cause. and make the gentle
men who participate pay ct the rate OF .
dollar an hour or ten cents single buss.
The eastern cities may boast Of their High
Schools. bot Miss Hattie Andrews Of Chcy.
enne. 10 teaching the higksss SCHOOL on the
continent. st Sherman, sass feet above the
level of the sea- ..~ -.
Mn. Fair has written letter of symps.
thy to Mrs. Wharton, who, our readers will
remember, has lately been acquitted 1t Bal
timore, on one charge of murder, and 10 now
awaiting trial upon another. ...
A lady writing from Florence says that
Hart. the Kentucky sculptor, 10 engaged
upon 1.-THE most beautiful female figure the
world has ever seen. - and that II will require
many years to complete the work. You
know, my dear friend" said Hart, ut takes
even the Almighty nineteen years to make
. perfect woman" ~
At an inquest upon the body OF Matte
Morton, in Burlington, w., the evidence
proved conclusively that the girl came to her
death BY eating arsenic 10 beautify her com.
pl.x,on. She had been IN the habit of eat.
ing cloves, pickles. chalk, ETC.. for the same
purpose. and having seen in . newspaper
that some ladies in the old countries ate
arsenic to whiten their skin, she took some
Of the poison for that purpose, and with f.
y! 1e41l4A' "A
Winnie Reau, At sp, early period Of her
existence, was born st Madison, Wisconsin,
and now that she has got her name mp by
scuIping, the papers there are quarfellipg
1aSb6Ul- Which house shS was horn n: One
editor thought be would settle the matter by
Writing to her. She said the circumstance
occurred at such 40 early rart of her life.
that she didnt notice the house at oil. Il
isn't settled yet. .. ..,,..,r ri
The Dsntlry. Conn.,, Nsws says: "A
young isdy In neighbofihg townhas aiken
up dentistry for living. All the gentlemen
patroslzc her. When she puts her arm
around the neck of . patient and ca,esses
bis jaw for the offending member, the SEN
sation 10 about as nice ~ they make 'em.
One young man has become hopelessly In.
fatusted with Her: Consequently he hasn't
q tooth ip his l.esd. She has pulled every
blessed pae of them: and made him two new
sets snd pulled them. " "N@ ~ u