The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-15
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Ten lady physicians graduated from
Bostou University Medical School this
spring.
New Hampshire is following its neigh
hor Massachusetts,, and has elected sev.
eri women 10 the superintendency Of
schools.
Nia Charlotte HAYES Is delivering
series of illustrated lectures on Xusic n
the Eastern States. They are highly
praised.
Ms. Elizabeth Thompson Butler. Who
painted the famous "Roll-Cal, has two
pictures in the London Academy tins SEA
son.
An old woman 1t Rutland il singulariy
affected by music, which paralyles all her
senses. Recently she dropped senseiess
on hearing brass band.
The French Government has appointed
chief lady inspector OF fActor,es, and aA
lady inspectors Of the second class In the
/ Department Of the the Seine.
| Rev. Antoinette Brown Blackwell,
having reared all her children. u about
TO re-enter the ministry. She wast the mrs.
woman ever ordained to preach In this
Country.
Miss De,iu Brown. the harpest has just
received a compliment never before PAIL
TO an American, VIZ: beng made me
member Of the Royal Academy Of Santa
Cecilia. In Rome.
Miss Louisa Rymer Is q young lady stiii
in her teens, who has carried on chess
prize offered by the hrkbeck Literary and
Scientific Institution in London, from many
, masculine competitors.
East Earl, Pennsylvania, has phen nm
? email young lady who for sixteen years has
; never spoken to any body but her mother
D | and two sisters. When a child she was
e whipped by her father for some miscon-
duct, and thea made vow OF silence.
n The Oldest woman IN New Hampshire
Who accepted the privilege OF voting at
the recent town elections, was Mrs Lovey
Wentworth, aged 80 years, Of Roll,nsford,
who walked to the ballot-bo in that town
with firm step, and deposited the hrst
vote Of he life.
+ Who saws women are not gencrousf
Nrs. Stone, of Massachusetts,. has gwen
$4,000 to Fisk University, Nashville.
Tennessee; also. Ms. Morehouse, OF New
YORK, has gwen &c. 900 TO Syracuse uni-
versity. Of which t2S. 900 goes toward tho
endowment Of q proiessorship.
A new argument for the teaching OF
sewing in public schools Is the sptness
with with the pupils are taught and tho
II success they make Of It, In Boston inc
c. special teacher prepares the work AZ nome,
|. 30 that il can be put promptly into tho
in hands of the pupils without wasting
Z. moment.
- Mrs. Sally paSs' NenerAo,c ~s.
N over seventy years OF a2e' /" .ne 49,
Is sor OF q suit OF hair thAt misn. $500
ID envy IN the orea'. Oh many ' I n s.J
n Of sweet sixteen. So'. anu ,. o.o" .n ons
y shHy, Sitn no .uspiI,; e.u. - i,,,nr,.
" GUS profusion far below her waist. q mar.
M xsI 10 ali Lebolder..
all -. NJ, ~,o ,.,.,, a.,,xer.d an
IN I l h.snra ,hs P.nn.xivania Peace
g. S:... - 50. Internationally elected
nd 9SocIey, u a.. a,.,',n,, 20, I. in msnv
a en- ~, IS ,ha 30, Email allie vomrn
is 49, .' no ai,honsb v,go,ous in mind
o1 =. .ve, and taking part in public
,e- AFFAIR.". she has Just passed her seth year.
re haviou been horn January 3, 1873.
re - "a, ~om,n :, ON the stage. Mr.,
q p.s.r Mile Of Helen. Arkan,as' tho ugh
zee 10, s,nr s.st a., ,nche, nigh she weigh.
he s"nr SunJrs., and three rounds. measures
m ,brs. ,ast n,rc inches across the back,
IN ~ !. ,h.,,.fo,. almost a. broad Al she ,s
til ian., 81. n.,r,.d vben .ixtecn year
n nld ana then v.iybed but one hundred
he nound. She \, now si1ty-eight years
MS IA
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it'll Alice c. Baker. who 70 one OF the o,s'
be teachers in Cambridge, - also one OF ,h'
nd most devoted students OF colonial history
it'll and one Of the most successful iectn,en'
TO on that'sublect. She 10 nov giving zee
Ird lures 10 children IN the oid south, IRON
lty the very platform where part Q; TINS his
81 tory was made py Saninsi hoAm' AN