The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-19
Facts for the Fair.

The streets are much less crowded since
the contracted skirts fashion came in.
Every husband thinks that he can tame
shrew except the poor fellow that has
her.
Miss Harriet Iosmer is engaged on a
new conception of Beatrice Cenci in mar
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A Partisan wears attached to his watch
guard the glass eye of his deceased grand
mother.
On some mems tongue no woman's name
is safe; on some women's lips every mans
peace is in peril BrunsWicker.
The Empress of Japan cautions her
young lady friends about ''talking loudly
on the streets like the vulgar American
girls"
The recent election of woman to be
Poor Law Guardian in one of the parishes
of London disturbs the lords of creation
nightly.
The Springfield Republican has female
compositor that weighs 100 pounds, and
yet she bothers the foreman for ''fat" every
day.
TIE fairy, fairy Lillian" enshrined in
verse by the Poet Laureate, is now Mrs.
Rawnesley. She is the happy mother of
seven children.
"No.' said Mrs. Podgers, very positive
", ''if go into the country, Mr.. Podgers
goes with me. This city amt no safe place
to leave man alone in"
The latest French definition of lover
is man with whom one woman deceives
another, with whom she deceves herself,
and whom she deceives.
The old maids in Athens, Georgia,
recently met in convention, and resolved
that the Legislature ought to make it a
penal ofIense for any widow to marry again.
81 don't think you were born to reform
the world said married Boston lady to
the new pastor, who was inclined to praise
her beauty rather too warmly.
They have a female barber in Brooklyn
She is seventeen, soft-handed, sweet of
breath, pretty, plump and graceful, and,
what is better than all, deaf and dumb!
Nothing is so calculated to overthrow
ones confidence in human nature, as the
spectacle of a man pouticing his wife's
throat for the purpose of restoring her
voice.
The women of the land at this season
of the year are important factors in the
great commercial problem, since from their
demands spring vast variety of industries.
The Paris authorities are endeavoring by
moral means to induce the large number of
women who regularly abandon their newly
born infants in that city to keep and rear
them.
A Newark girl FASTENED the departure
of lingering gentleman caller the other
evening by remarking as she looked out of
the window 81 think we shall have beau
tiful SUNRISE"
When boy falls and peels the skin off
his nose, the first thing he does Is to get up
and yell. When girl tumbles and hurts
herself badly, the first thing she does is to
get up and look at her dress.
Three New Bedford girls are begging a
ship captain to allow them to go with him
on a whaling cruise. They are willing to
cook, help fry out the oil, or make them
selves useful in any way they can.
A Michigan farmers daughter almost
killed a young fellow last week by putting
a dose Of "condition powders in his cider.
lie was slow in his wooing, and she wanted
to make him "frisky' as she calls it.
Who can sound the depths of woman's
leve? A New Hampshire wife says of her
| husband; his KICK is an lHsplrallOn, anu
when he knocks me down, l feel that my
measure of human happiness is full to over
flowing
Miss Jennie Collins, of Boston, who is q
very practical person and does great deal
of good in an unobtrusiye way, says the
chief enemies to the working girls are
"those who spend money on foreign goods.
How far wrong is shep
Here is an extract from a letter written
to her lover by Montgomery (Ala.) girl
"For your sake, darling, have quit using
chewing gum; would you have quit gum
for me would not have quit gum for any
other person in the whole world|
The Brooklyn Woman Suffrage Society,
at their last meeting, directed the secre'
tary to send to Mrs. iilton letter Of sym
pathy and trust, and to Mrs. Field, hel
FRIEND note expressing gratitude for hel
friendly Offices to Mrs, Tilton in her trou
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1t shocks a Wisconsin woman awfully
about week after she has read of her hus
! bands destruction by grasshoppers, to hea