Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-28
FOR THE LADIES.
Roscbud's Arithmetic.


Two shining eyes full of innocent glee,
Brighter tlan diamonds ever could be.
Three pretty dimples, for fun to slip in.
Two in the cheeks and one in the chin.
-Four little fingers on each baby hand,
Fit for princess of sweet fairy land
Five on each hand, if we reckon Tom Thumb,
Standing beside them SO stiff and SO GUM!
Six pearly teeth. Just between her red lips,
Over which merriment ripples and trips.
Seven bright ringlets as yellow as gold.
Seeming the sunshine to gather and hold.
Eight tiny waves running over her hair.
Sunshine and s,adow, they love to be there.
Nine precious words that Totty can say,
But she will learn new ones every day.
Ten little chubby comical toes,
And that is as far as this lesson goes.
st. Nicholas.
Adelina PATHS concert for the poor
of Dieppe, brought $4,000.
Florence Tilton has resigned her
position as a school teacher in
Brooklyn.
Striped gloves are soon to come
into fashion, but striped hosiery is
not to go out.
George f. Hart and Celia A. Soul,
of Troy, have been married-a union
of heart and soul.
George Eliot has nearly finished a
new work of fiction, the first part OF
which will probably appear in the
autumn.
Entries for the colored nurses of
Andrew johnson are now closed, and
it appears that he had seventy-three
of them.
Selfish and thoughtless women are
assured by Mr.. Bergh that "a woman
who will keep canary in cage is
not fit to be a mother"
The editor of the Detroit "Free
Press" declares that the women of
Michigan do not wear nightcaps.
How does he know thatl
Mrs. Bloomer, of short dress mem
ory, now resides at Council Bluffs,
Iowa, and wears long dresses PIN
back'd like other women.
Miss Ella Cash, Of Washington,
has betrothed herself to a young
watoring-place beau with $4,000 Il
year. He marries her C. o. d.
A girl baby, with two perfect
heads, was recently born to Mrs. Hy-
att, the landlady Of the Hyatt House,
Window, Minnesota. Unfortunately
for starers, it is dead.
Miss Clara Davis, - beautiful and
accomplished young lady Of Charles
ton, South Carolina, has just married
Mr.. All Lang, heightened heather
of the same locality.
Miss Estelie Thompson, Of Vine
land, New jersey, is the editor of the
Daily Advertiser Of that pro-
gressive town, and also does u large
share of the editorial work on the
weekly Advertiser She is lady
of fine abilities and highly esteemed.
A New Orleans girl thus exposes a
wretch of man: There is A man
in this City his name is unknown he
is married sixteen years he has four
or five children with his wife now he
wants to run away with \ woman
that has $4,000 worth Of Jewelry."
A lady says: ia these days Of
peaches in plenty, it is we'll worth
while to know that they will preserve
much nicer and cleaner If, instead of
pairing with knife, which discolors
them, they be dipped for an instant
in hot water, and peeled in the same
way as tomatoes"
The egotism Of women surpassas
even that Of man. Kate Stanton is
coming out with new lecture en-
titled "Why Studied Law" The
world has vast amount Of idle and
foolish curiosity, but it is to bs
doubted whether there are more than
fifteen persons on the globe who
would give two cents to know why
Miss Stanton studied law, or that she
ever studied it at all.