The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-04-01
ABOUT WOMEN.

ABOUT WOMEN.
The blue jet jswelry is to be the popular
spring styles for blondes.
Mrs. skeleton, poor woman, has just run
ayay from her Kansas home and husband.
Lucca has been making her mark in
Leipsic. She received 5000 marks night
there.
An effort is being made in Boston to intro
duce sewing as one of the subjects tor study
in the girls schools.
The latest for dressing ladies' hair is the
Greek couture with long waves in front and
a small knot Of hair quite low behind.
Miss Kate Field kept her promise to APP
near at the Providence opera house Monday
night. The critics continue TO admire her
courage.
Talk about the poetry of motion and sylph-
like grace, but did you ever stand by and see
3 woman use one tined fork to flop stove
cover off?
In spite OF the numerical preponderance
of girl babies, a Washington man has gone
and invented cheap talking machine,
which he hopes may in time become pop
ular.
The latest "sweet thing" from Paris in
the way of headwesr is the "bsby hat,"
made in quite the infant style, with soft
crown and plenty OF lace ana coloreo
bows.
Mrs. M. w. Campbell, lately agent of the
New England Woman's Suffrage Associa-
ton, has been engaged by the Iowa State
Woman's Society TO lecture in that stats for
few weeks.
Mrs. Pinchback says that when her hus-
band does get into the Senate she will test
a. n re
very core. She is said to be an extremely
dressy individual.
"That clock, stranger" said Michigan
farmer. twas the best kind of a clock up to
six months ago, when nv daughter began to
have beaus, and now the blamed thing Is al
ways two hours slow"
Mrs Oglesby, the wife of the Illinois sena-
tor, is so lovely that correspondent is puz-
zled to tell whether her beauty is in the
large. dark eyes with their soft luster, or
the pretty mouth that is always smiling.
The New York Sun, having heard rumoi
that Bessie TurEer had been ordained
deaconess in Plymouth Church, predicts that
If the same should be true, a tremendous
crowd will Assem- Die to witness the laying on
of hands.
another Johnson" the famous pancake
maker of the Adirondack Wilderness,is dead.
The guides of the region about Raquette
river brought the body some thirty miles
down the stream and there laid away all
that was mortal of one of their best friends.
srll grandmother you, you internal
scoundrell I'll publish you from Dan to
Beershebar' 1t is this sort of thing, taken
in the early stages of married life, that
tempts man to quit home, and friends.
and country, and seek the raging main, or
90 off and become an Alaska fur-seal hunter.
The husband OF Christine Nilsson says that
one of the most painful phases of his wife's
ailment is insomnia. Poor Caudle used
to say lust the same thing in reference to
Mrs. C's trouble, and innumerable husbands
of our own acquaintance declare insomnia
to be the very worst malady to which wives
are subject.
''Child, what beautiful teeth your mother
basi- said lady visitor at a Third street
residence the other day, as the lady of the
house stepped from the parlor. "Ysth,
ma'am," answered the prattler, "But ma
don't like 'em-" Don't like them? And
why not?" inquired the visitor. "Be-
couth." said the out spoken child, ma
sayths they're too expenthive. They drop
out and break so eathY." The lady OF the
house returned Just at this moment, and
thought it was high time for children 10 De
abed.
When s"tall figure" lifts you out of bed
at an early hour in the morning 1.-THE Their
mometer standing some eight or ten degrees
below freezing point don't yell, don't cry
sire ~ don't call for the police, don't kick,
or struggle, or scratch. All this would be
undignified, and well-bred person can't
afford anything of that kind. Your true
course is to keep perfectly quiet, for there
Is no telling when you may be wanted TO
prove how deep and tranquil is the sleep of
the innocent, and then you can go on the
stand with light heart and comfortable
conscience.
Here is highly pertinent letter received
by General Tracy: "Judge Evarts. Henry
Ward Beecher's counsel, city courthouse,
New York City: Judge, how's things down
there? Half Of the women are in Mysteries
here cause they can't have all the silks and
ribbons and things; so they bawl and scream
and howl and craZ9 their husbands, and
growl and blow. All they think of is 70
outshine each other. No wonder women
are falling. On a woman, anyhow. Yours,
G. A. PosT.n This letter should be marked
for Identification and introduced in evil
dence. There is no question but that 1t is as
pertinent to the issue as much that has been
offered.