Smyrna times., 1880-03-10
Woman's WAYS.

The association for the promotion Of
womans knowledge Of law is active in
London.
Concave buttons are to come next. Miss
Artistic can use them for paint saucer, when
they 90 out of fashion
A dentist in Lowell, Mass, worked at a
girls teeth for nearly three weeks and it was
proven in court that he had stretched her
mouth half an inch. The Jury, however.
decided that a big mouth was no damage to
4 woman.
Mary Jane Hay, pupil in the normal
school at ST. Louis, failing to pass an exsmi.
nation recently, was so chagrined that she
quit school and mysterisusly disappeared
from her home. After search of .wo
weeks she was found acting in the capacity
of domestic.
French laces are to be had now in beauti.
full patterns and in three widths to match.
The incest of these, which are made Of
silk, can scarcely be distinguished from the
real article, and, at all events, for some pur-
poses are equally suitable. A handsome
lace Of this kind, an eighth of an inch deep,
costs 81 yard.
One Sunday, while Mrs. Sarah Fulford Of
Peacham, VT, was playing the ergan in
church, she was taken with a partial para
lytic shock and was unable 10 take her
hands frem the key yboard, keeping one
chord going until the choir was obliged TO
stop. In AN hour after the service she
seemed to be as well as ever.
One exceedingly good quality of the ulster
has been discovered in the slippery days
No woman who wore one hesitated about
falling on the pavement and fling herself
into awkward attitudes to avoid bruises. If
she slipped down she went in a neat COM
pact little heap and waited for somebody
to pick her up and set her on her feet
Olrc Harlow.
An unexpected pleasure: Beloved but
unrespoAGiVe fair enc" So glad to see you.
Cousin Charley, and so kind Of you to drop
in Now you'll sit a couple of hours with
grandmamma wont you, just to amuSe her
while Arthur and | take a stroll in tine
garden? And be careful to speak as loud
as you can, for she's very, very deaf, poor
dear !'-IiWrard Lanpaoa.
The Keene Ss4ttad relates the following
striking instance Of honesty: A lady from
West SWanzey bought some cotton cloth
very cheap of one of our prominent dry
goods dealers the other day, 10y representing
she could buy it at another store for the
price paid. She afterward ascertained that
the other firm had marked up their goods
and she sent the deficiency to the dealer
she patreRinSd.
Miss Frapcis A. Willard, writing to the
Woman'S journal tells Of a spirited female
physician who, when fashionable women
who have ruined their health by dissipation
coEas to her aid, insists on their following
her directions, and usually finishes her
advice by saying: g doubt if yeu are
capable Of keeping your word, and don't
believe | care to risk nay reputation by
taking such light weight as my patient,
on any conditions whatever
Mary +. Logan, peer woman of MillerS.
town, Pa. nurssd q sick stranger through
long illness until he was able to be about
again and this without expectation Of any
pay, but prompted solely by good.
hsartedRsss and sympathy With his loneli-
ness and misfortune. The man, whe was
Mr.. Eugene KeefS Of jamestown, n. Y,
then went South in hopes of recovering
his health, but died there, leaving Mary
Logan all he had-$25,00