The Indiana State sentinel., 1875-09-16
AROUT WOMER

Happy-The milliners. AL the chuTcce5
are open.-Brooklyn Argus.
Hx-Queen Isabella is on her way 60 the
throne of Spain. Shes got 'Alf there now.
A text for the ladies when they 20 70
ohurch-"Forgetting those things which are
behind"
"fhe Ringtail Doves" is the rather poe;i-
cal name of cullud ladies' 'ciety in Eaton =
town, Ga.
Ladies should dress according to thsir
figure, fashion writer says. 'Sposing their
figure is o?
Or. Mary Walker says she'd just ike to
Catch q burglar in her room once. "Any-
hing to catch 2 man."
Miss Catherine Beecher's proposed usi-
ersity for women will be bygienic, dOnes-
tic, normal and abnormal.
The London Times takes mp the defense
of Mime. Nilsson Rouzaud, and rdeclares
that her voice has not detsriorated.
A st. Louis woman knows twenty-five
fashionable ladies who have become bald
from wearing such masses of false hair.
Thank Heaven! but in this state-Ain this
noble peninsula-the women won'5 wear
night-ca to please anybody.-DetroiE Free
Press.
A Wyoming woman on a jury refused TO
agree on verdict until boy could ride
three miles and bring her box OF black
snuff.
Peasant girls in Austria sell their natural
born flsxen locks and substitute in lieu
thereof on occasion horse hair and hemp
sAignons.
The man who says Detroit hasn't more
handsome females than any four other cities
teleseoped together is South American con-
dor-Free Press.
A Dubuque minister is charged with
throwing kisses across a pasture half mile
wide at a woman 6S years old. Can any one
say whittier we are drifting?
Young lady guides are coming into fashion
in the White Mountains, and the number Of
Misguided youths in that section this
season is said TO be astonishing.
There's pluck for you. An Ohio woman
has named her twins alter William Allen,
and she's ready to take the chances of sue
cess and fsilure.-Detroit Free Press.
DR.. Mary Walker has decided to settle at
Salt Lake City, but she wants 1t distinctly
understood that any Mormon who even
looks cross-syed at her will get struck with
a slungsnot.
An old fellow up in Maine, just sentenced
to ten years for chopping bis wife's head of,
will be 93 years of age, if he lives the term
out; but that won't be too late for him to
axe some other woman.
A young lady of our acquaintance recently
contemplated publishing poem on "Affec-
tion,n but so many of her admirers wanted
her to promise them a proof of it that she
has abandoned the design.
Olive Logan writes from Long Branch
that dresses are growing shorter and shorter
In front, to that extent that IL is almost as
impossible not to know what sort of hose az
what sort of nose lady wears.
After all, copjugal happiness don't depend
on wealth altogether. Here's. young girl
lust married near Troy TO an old man of
seventy two, who wore a borrowed suit Of
clothes, and paid the marriage fee with
peck of beans.
Wisconsin woman says she will quit
wearing pull-back dresses when the men
quit drinking and chewing and swearing.
Sne's an Old maid. of course, and don't
know how necessary it is for married
man 10 cling to his constitutional privi-
leges.
Patti is now seeking repose at Dieppe after
the iatigues of her London season. While
in London she sang in eight concerts, twenty
one operas, accepted forty invitations to
dinner, and assisted at twenty five balls.
She lately gave concert for the poor Of
Dieppe, which netted over $500.
Miss Kate Field is haying grand time in
England. She is the guest of all the litera-
-teurs and republicans, and is writing some
capital letters to her friends in this city that
are well worthy of publication. 1t is ru-
Inored that Miss Field will return with play
written expressly for her.