The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-29
FACTS AND FANCIES FOR The
LADIES.


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A young man hung himselfin New York
the other day on account OF his STEP meth
er. Now, men have been known to DO
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Sunday School Teacher Cwho thinks she
has satisfactorily explained the doctrine OF
regeneration ~ No"' my soou ooy' "ouiu
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PANT you coIoF your nose Win tAe sane
: ''"' "i'ii'ha coiorS i''r cleehs Win
-ir- d. anu ihah.-hl envoy themselves
As some ladies' were recently going
through pcnitentiary, under the escort of
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wat 'i''''s- 'ooN,'S creatures l ray "ha'
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~ nave ''o 0''''i -.oi'i'
ms IL ou' S''''''s' ''o'', ""'. NY Hfo "'S
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We don want to see Mr. Edward Stokes
'.'"1'"' says '"' ''.'yi y out''"'' ""' we
liaF we 'li''l lave 10 ue'nahu ms cArcu-
t'oh i 'nes uoii A'cp h'h Out oi 'iie We"
1'fN papers.
Nine. Hres has received the degree OF
doctor OF Medicine IN France. Her certih-
cate runs thus Mime. Bres, married
woman an' mother OF two c'nidern' does
no' l'ur>ue the study OF medicine as a pas
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Mrs. Alien Coy, living near Sartosa
Springs, New York, has carefully kept the
rope -lth which Der brother hung himself
IN lo32. Alta Sic had got the breakfast
di1h-s washed ana the mornings work
out OF the way one d"l last week. he tho't
she would 50 up stairs and hang her
se.t-4nd that identical rope fcrvcd her
purpose This is the first time Mrs. Tood-
less was ever discounted.
Here j. a frigltful warming for young
ladies who viii sit OF elre kitchen stairs at
parties An uptown belle engaged in a
desperate Irritation MAS lately dcluLcd by
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mo- - y >''i' - '''' ''L''-> - u ""' ''t
~ ''''''''''' o''i '''F III '''e D''' 49, anu
"'' 'e'N vas So"'"'' 80 o""'S tii'' sue Is
i''o'"'! u'SIa''reu iof nc.
In Western village a charming, we'll
preserved widow had been courted and
won by physician. She lSi children,
among them a crippled boy who had been
pettcd, ard if not spoiled certainly allowed
great freedom in debate. The wedding
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nv" ''''''ci. "'''''s LUG Gil ti'i'' 'ol' 'N'
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roro loo, tha+ ,o,Id lilo 70 t,n, aLo,.
with van lam i,tor3;n, 70 Marcy DR.
Jouos in . faw 1avs and
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The Boston Post says ave scarcely
know what additional article the ladles
can suspend from their waist-belts. Fans
umbrellas, vinaigrettcs handkerehiefs, am
card-books now dangI at their sides when
rromenadins.' We don't know that VI
can suggest an addition, unless 1t be tn
scaIps OF few OF due lovers they have SIAN
in flirting. The dear things would, how
ever probably not long be content witbou
getting thes, into their back hair.
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ne mower was VI '''"-iy "a'i'cu "ss
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Ole missionaries were men highly cultiva
tcd in all learning Of the time, and wer