The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-04-03


cuv5rel by insurance on the ten YEAR plan;
will ae paid in sixty days knoE yoa
sorrow with me. We had raur Ga.tors AZ
> visit. Aunt Maria viii not 20 into
mourning, because She hal just bought
her fall anl winter thia-s. Her bonnet Is
straw. There j, balm in Gi!ead, but
my heart IS nearly broken. Send me cut
paper pattern @. that saeqEe ot yours.
Yyur devo.el Sarah.
voI7r woman in L.wrerce recently
,5.t h,r husband: between his decease and
his funeral she seemed TO be oa;tc cheer
ful 50 much 30 that her absence of grief
was so remarked. 4 know, said She. rccen-
,ly to 4 friend ecnclential.y. th,t | ought
to have cried a cr,at deal bat. 10 tell the
truth hadn't = hnnkerel;ef that was fit to
be seen except one, and that YOU know !
had to keel for the funeral.
The other SunJav nor,inr 4 stran,rr
entered Christ Church, Indianapolis. and
there being no usher Just at hand, was
PERMITTED to occupy standing position
for q MON ent or two. At length he was
approached by one Of the brethren when
he impaired : "What church IS this ?
Christ Church SIR. Is he IN : The
stranger was lei to conclude that he was
IN from the fact that he was Immediately
SHOWN TO seat.
'Where, asks the Danbury News is
that elderly scamp who Las howlcI for six
~ ~ zee years for an Cll fashioned winter
Where is the old reptile that we can get at
him ? How we would Ike to run him
through a plainins mill run by ice-watcr,
and cut him open with snow-plow ana 81.
him full Of snow balls and sew him IN
with a icci Gle, and strap him to the north
pole until the spring rains release him
The awful wretch
Harriet Prescott Mrs. +. II cnof,rll
IS thus described
THE auti.or Of tmler GoJsieo r-,rr,a
voman. with soft 1o,t hoi,. wor,, IN = care.
less curl or Two NJ he siIe or3 ti,I sons
ibIe dark cvcs. What ,aast nTnoseI :, I.r
conversation was 7 matter &c fact oocdn-~s
and rool sense
y.,ne.,.. .,,gsy.,.rs,o IN s,a,,,.
W.. 80. .,I--.-I.-
fact in England. Every woman who occu-
pics 4 DWELLING in onv citv or town :, En-.
,land. Ireland Wales or Scotland has -
vote for alderman and town officers in gen
cral. Under Mr.. Fosters New act in Enr-
and widows and s. instcrs who pay rates
sote in the election Of school board. In
ireland every woman who pays poor rates
has vote in the election of poor guardians
1t Is said that the women exercise these
rights heartily, and in many cases where
The saloonhecpcrs represented tie wards Of
.ities in municipal positions they were
finally defeated by ,hc votes Of women Ir
bondcn, Is is wcl! known, Mrs Gurrct
Anderson, ~ D., is one Of the most use
al members Of the school board, and the
same Is trle Of Mrs. Becker, in Manchcs-
Ter. Iherjen5s Of suffrage seems to have
'cen conferred On tie principle that where
women I&T TAX for any object they shall
have the II i5n. 10 VOTE il tie disposition of
the funds.
The story Of how tho R,Iec,s Inf nov
50 fashionable in Paris wa invented is a
curious one. For lcrg tine it was a
rcccatiy bee. /, ,rative of It's origin h4s
work its wy 10 our side OF png' vv,in.. tjn.e
Nil probably interest those who may
clauce to xca. it to know that that uoto.
gious crcatuIc, Cora Pearl, was the inven-
,or OF the chlpcan, Miss Pearl, as the story
runs, attended brilliant super at tho
Madison bgree after witnessing II. SarI
Gus, play Of "Eabagas.' Whi!eat the Ia