The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-04-13
Men and Women.

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That man docs not believe his creed who 10
afraid Of hearing 1t attacked.
Mrs. Kellogg. aunt OF the prims donna. is
President OF the California Woman's Mining
Bureau.
| DIR. Elizabeth Blackwell Is to be one of the
| faculty of the new medical college for women
I at London.
The Minnesota Legislature has just passed
bill allowing women to practice law in sll the
courts OF that State.
|. women's printing society has been organ
lzed in London. Its aim is to give girls
chance to learn to ret type.
When I die," said married man. II want
to 60 whore there is no snow to shovel His
wife said she presumed he would.
At the funeral OF Miss Sarah Toohey. at
Alton, the pall-besrers were young ladies
dressed in white and wearing crepe sashes.
George Francis tram propheses time when
''for man TO have more than one name OF one
syllable In length" will be a State Prison
offense.
houIJ Netbckboh nuyp tueS ovoAy Pooe OAAASc
in the country ought to be presided over by
good woman" We agree with him in that
opinion.
A Congregational society was organized at
New Boston, H., recently, which for the pres
emit will be under the charge Of Miss Emma
c. Newman.
Mrs. Elder, q lady Of New York lately sent
Mrs. Hayes book on temperance, and the lat
ter acknowledged the same with thanks. saying
that che cause of temperance was sacred, and
should receive the warm encouragement Of
mothers.
President Hayes is q regular attendant upon
church. and has high and reverential regard
for the Christian religion. but he does not be-
long to any society. Mrs. Hayes is devout
Methodist, and takes the lead in daily house,
hold devotions with her family.
The weekly Democratic editors blink owlishiy
at each other as they write long editorials in
| tended to defeat Missouri's famous suffragist
in her application for the st. Louis Postmis-
, tresship. The most talented among them has
discovered that her appointment by the Presi-
dent would be dastardly act Of nepotism, be-
cause her family are Couzins.-Chicago Trib
Four years ago Mr.. Henry C. Bowen sub
scribed $500, IN five annual installments OF
800 each, to the Bethel Mission Of Plymouth
church. Last year the church communicated
| HIM, but us treasurer has sent over for the
annual 800, which Mr. Bowen has promptly
paid. 1t seems rather odd for an excommuni-
Gated member to be asked to contribute to sup
| port the establishment that kicked him out. 1t
is a great deal like making martyr pay for the
| kndllng wood OF the fire that Is to roast him.
| New York Graphic.
Died At San Diego, California, March Goth,
1877. Miss Alta NJ. Hulett, lawyer, Of Chicago,
aged % years" In this formal and laconc
phrsseology the daily papers have announced
the death OF this remarkable young woman.
And truly. the brier summary is suggestive
enough Her sex. her age, and her occupation
tell the story of her labors her talents, and her
success. There are few OF our readers who
have not heard of Miss Hulett, the celebrated
lady lawyer of Chicago. There will be still
fewer not surprised at learning the early age at
which she achieved fame. ADMITTED to the bar
at the very unusual age OF nineteen, IN the
three short years OF her practice she attracted
great attention, aud demonstrated her ability
and fitness for the profession. After term OF
service which usually sufices to reveal to men,
bers of the legal protession only the preliminary
aspects OF the starvation period" she won
unequivccal SUCCESS. such is the testimony Of
able members OF her profession who met after
her death to honor her memory. A series Of
resolutions eulogIzing MISS Hulett and credit
able TO the legal profession, was adopted at a
meeting OF the Bar of Chicago, held at the
rooms OF the Chicago Law Association, March
31s;. MIR. J. A. Sleeper was appointed to pre-.
sent these resolutions to the Circuit Court,
Miss Fredriba NJ Perry, lady lawyer to the
/ Superior Court, Mr.. Robert uervey to the
Federal Courts. the Hon. Ex-Judge Bradwell to
the County Court, and tue Hon. Ex-Judge Van
Buren, to the Supreme Court o. the Stafe.--Ed-
uca;ionsl Weekly.
The Cincinnati Commercial makes some
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