Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-09-12
WOMAN ITI.sas.

\ dashing belle Of Green Bay, Miss
Ruth Taylor, few days since was present
ed with a silk dress Tor her CALAMITY in
taking hold Of a spanner and helping pull
the engine To fire The fremen have had
to add two hundred fee; Of rope since then
All the girls want silk dresses. Chicqg0
Post
Forty-nine girls who attend ci-ar-Shops
in Chicago were brought before the iadgc.
the other morning, and. after putting on
his spectacles, he said be could not see where
in they differed from their sisters of the
street, and fined them all Chicago cigar
shops, with girls in them. are uotoriously
bad
A daughter of Z. ". Porter Of Mon
mouth, H., discovered a rattlesnake COM
iOrtably coiled up in her bed Just As she was
going to get into it herself, tho other night
She didn't get in, but an instant after, the
people Of Monmouth thought the corpora
ti0n law against stoamwhistles had been
violated.
Five wives attended the funeral Of a sup
posed German bachelor at lioboken, recent
ly, There was row.
4 young lady at Cape May attracts con-
siderable attention in her lace bathing
suit.
\ clergyman lately said that the modern
young ladies were not the daughters Of Shem
and Ham, but Of hem and sham.
\ Carllnville. H., girl who recovered
5 10 from Young fellow for kissing her
against her viii. offered him the money
back again few days afterwards If be
would - do it again.
The following item gives hint which
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all who have talkative wives " The girls
in a Springfield (Ma->.) factory arc sup
piled by the pr0prietJrs with chewing gum.
in order that they may not waste time talk
ing"
\ san Francisco milincr dressed the
handsJmest of her Young woman assistants
in the choicest garments Of the establish
ment ard put her in the show window The
girl took a half reclining pose, and such an
immense crowd gathered To see the milli-
ner's beautiful sign that the street was COM
pletely blocked and policemen had to use
their clubs.
The power Of love is shown in the case of
the Iowa girl who went three miles from
home TO a pasture lot belonging 10 her
father, and there cut the throat of a calf.
50 that when the old gentleman heard Of the
matter he might hasten thithcr and thus
give bis daughter a courting spell with
lover, who had been warned not To appear
upon the premises
DR.. Mary Walker says she wears a mo-
dest dress, and cannot sec why woman j.
not privileged 70 wear clothes of the ma
terial of hers a. we'll as Ot muslin. etc,
and while gentlemen viii carry their excel
lent wives and daughters 10 see women in
tights, they are shocked az seeing woman
with her limbs entirely covered.
The present Duchess of Leeds was former
" one of the bellies of Baltimore. As she
Is now a widow and immensely rich, it is
recommended that some aspiring American
youth should 20 over 70 England and Woo
and win her back 10 her native country. As
she Is only So, she Is no doubt still suscepti-
BE.
oh what beautiful creature i' was
the rapturOus exclamation Of young lady
from the city, who was walking in the
woods Of Lenox with an attendant. as they
fell in with a diminutive specimen of the
animal which Is usually avoided on account
Of his peculiar fragrance, and she spread
the folds Of her garments over the " beauti-
ful creature There was the sound Of the
spade by night as some female attire went
to its burial. \ detected prisoner sat in an
attic rear room of fashionable mansion,
and ' not at home" was the reply when the
i,.r-half raur