Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-02-10
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SEVERAL women have been, regis
tered in some of the towns Of Chill
as qualified, voters, and will vote
at the'appfoacbihg elections.
Mrs. RArA wRN1f a native Hin
doc Christian LADY, has been afp--
pointed by sMaharajFhT Holks as
.t0tplfss To The zepana Of Bala
Sahib, the young prince.
AC8tcid6 eirH&atea Che s1i6ol'
authorities of thatocity to say that
she he'd bin out of employment
.fer1ayeare, and wild teeeh for $40
a month and bord-around.ns
- gena
glemanlto whom She asintroduced
as wearing "a startled TOOK, giving
one theimpression that any Sudden
noise would cause him to Jump
through nislheektie ahdfun away
AN Albany minister said in a re
cent sermon - fsi the tenS
de9cy, Of the present fashions I'M
treferehce to assisting or retarding
the race for salvation? Our be;
loved sisters are many Of them SO
appareled that they can hardly
walk, much less run. There seems
to be a tremendous pull-back some
whereof e31lHI WpI - oVV''
"A Y9UFdFlg resident of Madi-
G square has sent t0the Moman's,
Centennial Committee at Philadel-
phia n representationFof what she
is suremQst3hase been the stylsfof
dress wotnsby Mother Eve. 1t is
a zig leaf Lof1 Course, Abut as the
doper believes hal the vanity of
woman was born with the sex, this
primative garment is deliberately
scalloped and edged with fur.
The daughter, of the late Arch
bishop Whately of Dublin has for
years past been engaged in mis-
sionary labors in Egypt, Among
other projects for the eleyation OF
the people there, Whately has
established schools at Carlo, in
which teaching is given to between
three and four hundred children.
Bible women and house.to-house
visitors are also employed,
HERE is a remedy I have tried in
my family and found most excellent
for lnfammatory rheumatism-lt is
a charity to PRINT il: -Four OUNCES
saltpetreg Yin one pint Of alcohol +;
shake we'll and battle parts affected;
wetting red flannel with it, lay it
on. 1t does not cure, but takes
away the redness, reduces the swell
ing, and relieves the torment and
agony.
To KEEP HOUSE PLANTS FROM
FREEzTNG.-I have Just set the kero-
scene lamp, bnrnipgs in our cellar
to keep the Vegetables from freez-
ing, according to the Farmer of
December nth, and [ would like
to tell your readers how l have
kept my house7plants throughathe
coolest nights, SO far this winter /:
l set them on the table into the
center of the room, drop the cur,
tarns at tho windows, leave the
lamp burning in the Middle Of the
roofn ana find my plants all right
in the morning. Cost, one cent
per night.-Anna V. Bragg, in Yer
mont Farmer. Hn0
The editor of the Havefhill
(Iass.) BulIetia is loud in praise
of the rhead.woman' of that town.
1t seems ltbat during the last four
years she has built a church, hired
a minister, appointed committees,
elected deacons, run all festivals,
pienicsyp societies and conventions
connected Herewith, besides at
tending to her own and husbands
business, feeding all the poor and
converting all the heather. "SAe's
a brick" the boys say, with a wink,
. as they skedaddle around the cor
ner, and the men sit on the ybexes
at the corner grocery and talk theol-
ogy, well assured that their work
will be done by this one Woman,
ANY one can make a good meal
off three or four things nicely
cooked meat, perfectly prepared
potatoes, }a dish of tripe.ffuit, aid
exemplary bread and butter. 1t is
not variety or quantity that Is so
important as quality, and if those
who cook could only realize this
and precipitate all their powers on
the perfect preparation of only, two
dishes at.each meal, Ftliose @ho feed
at their hands would certainly be
the gamers. Badly cooked food is
sheer wasteiof nerve, muscle, C's6hl
power. The hungry body vainly
! attempts .re~cuperation in trying to
digesta nd assfunldte fSod not con
yenient" for il. SO thnt what miohI