Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-04

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MENTAL INPRovEnFNr.-A Dstrolter OF
liberal education has been greatly annoyef
because his wife and other women are not
letter POSTED on history and other matters
connected with the growth or welfare at the
country. The other day he carried home a
big history and handed II TO his spouse with
tie rtmark:
There, Mary. want Won - commence ~
Thing"
She agreed TO become his pupil, and when
he came home 10 supper ne found her read
ing away, hair down. slippers ON. ali the fires
out but one and no sign of supper.
Why, how's this"" he inquireti "are you
"Sick! No"
We'll, where's my supper
81 don't Know any Thing about your sup
Ter, she replied a. sae settled back IA her
CHAIR, "but can tell you a pout the first
discovery Of Florida rs straight as a string"
That history hasn't been opened since that
eYening-De1ot Froc Pos.
nS-A nice youug woman of Sioux CITY.
only sixteen years Old, has acquired her flrst
div orce
sSThe Duchess OF Edinhurgh's baby Is a
| girl AMI they do say the Duke LOST several
Lew hats on the occasion.
nsMiss Ccdd aud Mr.. Fish we're ma~r!pI
The other day. They have been going To-
| gether for good while.
r9-A plaintiff who sued for FIVE days ser
| vices al "A day, i'm negotiating a marriage
! Tor hash'ul man In Thurman, y. A., got
| only verdict mo cause Of action"
S(Chicago artists had a sale Of pictures
! last week, bui 10 was failure. and the Cut
| cagO Tribune says that IN several Instances
pictures worth from SO 10 :. ) were sold from
| SO To sl5, or even less.
aS-August Held of New York. undismayet
! by the wet nose OF a bloodhound. endea vorei
! Ia kiss the animal. He was rewarded for his
affection 10y bite in the lip, which necessi-
lated a trip 10 the hospital. August had
mingled whisky with his lager.
~Mrs. Stauett, of Lawrence. Kansas.
| propounds tire interesting query. .-Whst
| shall we do with our daughters - aud "A
farmer IN the propinquity wants 20 know
"MEat shall we do with our corn?' Toe
| able editor OF the Topeka (Kansasl Blade
| eager 10 make himself useful aud popular
| with both parties says, Let Us feed our corn
| 10 our daughters