The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-04
NOTES FOR TKE LADIES.
DR.. Mary Walker wears rutled under
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DR.. Mary Walker wears rut1ed under-
sleeves to her pants.
The fronts OF polonaises are much or.
with long looped bows.
Dolmans are comfortable, but then
they truss your arms TO your side.
An Iowa Judge has decided that q
man may legally kiss pretty girl.
A London girl of thirteen has mania
for smashing windows and has been sent
iuto confinement.
A lady resident of Houghton. Mich,
has seVenty-two dress patterns of Yari-
GUS hues and styles.
A cooking match and baby show
were among the attractions at the An
derson IS. q. County fair.
"Graee before meat" as the young |
lady remarked when she laced herself
so tight she couldn't swallow.
Some boarding schools fit young ladies
for keeping boarders after they marry
and have husband to support.
Long slender bustles, that serve to
hold the lower part OF the skirt
away from the feet are worn now.
Wealthy ladies now have models of
their figures by French artists, and
leave them with their dressmakers.
To get up handkerchief Irritation:
Rule first, "Get two nandkercb eIs and
two FOOLS" Never mind the other five
rules.
A New Yorker says that everybody
handles and praises "Helen's Babies"
which have carried the reading and fash
ionable world, too, by storm.
Not at all surprising-A piano which
had been in use for Il number OF years
AT a female seminary at Oxford, Penn,
was recently sold at auction lor 20
cents.
"See here, wife, you indulge that boy
| too much. He is u perfect mule" 80,
husband, please don't accuse our boy OF
| having an ass for father" The old
\ man was silent.
| A young lady who waa inattentlye at
whist has broken off her engagement
| with her lover because he recommended
| her to scoop ner mind up Ill q peanut
shell and tiX il on the game"
| When a man reads that ''bright-colored
breakfast sacques are among the au-
| Lumn VogueS," and then goes down
stairs ana hndS his wife eating her
maUutinal meal in an old knit jacket,
he is prone 10 believe that he has lived
in vain.
Enthusiasm rn-seeker-"Here! l
say, 1 can't holu ON any longer! Hi! Oh !
Pm failing! What is belowW Fond
Wlfe-"Only dirty water, dear! But OH,
stop! sucn a lovely 'lastrea! l you fall
on IL | shall never forgive you."-L Fun.
Though plants sleep at night, they may
be disturbed artiticIally. A French
chemist has tried the experiment on a
sensitive plant, Keeping IT i'll a bright
light at night, and dark room during
: the day. Ine plant didn't take kindly
TO it at first, but soon got used tu the
change.
The other night West Hill man who
had won five election bets, went home
so elateu that when his wife met MIN in
the hail he hugAel her so rapturously
that sac had to Tell Aim 1T wasn't tue
hired glrl before he would let 60 oil her
II Burdette.
Mrs. Mary A. Livermore says that & rs
are not particular enough about tle me II
they marry but The e Is woman over in
Chelsea WIN is SO partlcu.a' ABOUT the
: nau she marrles that she taxes her sew
t ing TO his office, and sits there all day
Till he is reauy TO 40 home.
A charming and coquettish woman
deserts her husbands root. "IAa
which most grieyes me-" he said to
friend, "is That l can not understant
why she should have flown, WueJher TO
= this reason, or that, or the other" "On,'
says his friend, make your mind easy
q She has lett YOU for the otuer."- Parl
, paper.
At the fish market. The lady is ac
companied Uy u lovely little girl. "Hov
S much tor that?' 40, what IL sweet littl
! gel OF a child! 1t is thirty sous
. madam. Ah, the darling! Let me EN-
brace it! Tue living image Of it
e motnerV Thirty sous? / will Civ
e you twenty" "Twenty? Get out U
c that with your little baDoonV'-[ Pari
II paper.
Gymnastic exercises tor young ladiei
u are IL part OF the regular instruction il
II d large number OF the schools of GEL
V many. In the higher schools in Berlin
e they have been Tor some time compuiso
n nv, and on October l the same systel
a VAS extended TO all the communal
# schools lOr girls in the German capital
rhe cGiel hostility TO the moyemen
comes from the mothers of the pupils.
The Sultan Of Turkey recent sen
| the Emperor of Morocco present 0
/, elguteen women for his harem. II is eH
e lremely gratifying that this mode Z
Q making presents is not cuslomar
8 among tue great men of this country
= At The present price of bonneCs ana sea
VI skin sacques, we should 90 West an
II grow up vita the country If amy on
= were To present us VITA eighteen. VIC
+ meu.-I NOrriStown Herald.
> Tue Burlington tiend reports: "Las
=. August "a Dubuque widoWer prayed th
!; mourners 10 nall him up in the cUtti
u with his dead wife, and then he rode a
- the way TO the grave in the hearsl
!" skreklng and walllng, and jumped INT
the grave when Lne coffin was IoWeret
. rhey thought his griel would drive nil
a the Insane Asylum. Day before ye.
+" Lerday he was arrested fJr bigamy.'
i. The Lynchburg (Ya.) News relate
i that, not u thousand miles from R,cl
o mond a wife lay in dying couuItIol
S Having brought up clever orphan cir
o who was grown, tue dy ing woman calle
the young woman to her and SAID: =
e Will soon leave you and my lILlle Chi
It dren motherless. They know you an
Ii loye you, and after L am gone wal
e you and my husband to marry" III
t young woman, bursting into tears, sale
10 ave were just talking about that"
d A Dubuque girl played ''copenhagen
d, at party Cne other night, and yellet