Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-08
FOR AND ABOUT WOMEN.
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transactions Of HOO shares, sold
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There are no two su distances known that
can furnish better sustenance to the BODY and
brain than whole wheat, unleavened bread
and cows milk.
Mrs. DeLesseps writes 10 the press to say
that she contemptuously tramples England
under foot. Fortunately for Mr.. Bull, Mrs.
De Lesseps is not st. Louisgirl.
five minutes nap is often better than an
hours sleep, because you do not wake up
with that hall dead feeling which some peo-
| pie complain of when we urge them 10 rest,
and the sleeplessness is gone.
! London Truth: An aesthetic invitation to
dinner coucInded with these words: 81 have
asked four minds to meet you." Thanks"
replied the uncultured one. "I'm swiftly
sorry not to come, but have already accepted
an invitation to dine with:four stomachs the
same night,
During the present theatrical season the
patrons Of the theaters will be favored with
Mrs. Langtry, Madame Mediesks, Jefferson.
Barrett, Salvini, Mccullough and Wyndham
in comedy and trag dy; and Nine. Patti,
Nine Nilsson, Nine. Theo, Mile. Aimee and
M. Capoul in opera.
An exchange informs US that the latest
triumph of modern surgery is the repair of
Boston woman, who had fallen seventy feet
oAA oAOhch hOA hcNh. Iuc ucCh WAS DTOkeQ
just as the necks are of culprits who are
hanged on The galiows, namely, by disloca-
tion OF the vertebTe. Fortunately The spinal
marrow was not injured, or the repairs could
not have been made.
Suffering sisters!" exclaimed the sneaker
energetically shaking the hair pins from her
head in her excitement, women will never
obtain their rights until they display more
courage. Let me say 10 you in the words of
n
ageP" At this stage of the proceedings some-
body threw box of caterpillars upon the |
platform, and the meeting broke up in grest
terror and confusion.-BrookiynE Eagle.
Etiquette in Germany forbids the carry |
ing OF parcels, no matter how small, by a /
gentleman. Under immense pressure of ne |
cessity lady may take home in her own |
hands small purchase, or carry book or
roll of music to the house of friend. When
a dressmaker comes to try on alittle walking
jacket, small boy must need walk behind,
bearing the garment on his arm. An officer
cannot, under any circumstances, carry any,
thing when in uniform.
Mrs. Melville was recently asked il she de-
sired TO accompany the Philadelphia COM
mIttee to New York to welcome her husband
on his landing there. She, however, de-
clined, saying: 81 wish to NEE! him where 1
parted with him, in this cottage, and with
our children around me. So soon as he is
free OF the official receptions it is his duty TO
accept, he will come here" She occupies
the cottsge of her husband at Sharon Hill,
Delaware county, near Philadelphia.
The Princess Dolgorouki, morganatic
widow OF the late car, recently left Kisseu-
gen, where she had expected to spend the
entire season, very abruptly, on hearing of
the impending visit to that place of the
Grand Duke Vladimir, whom she regards IS
her bltlerest foe. Her troubles aud sorrows
are beginning to show their ravsges on her
beautiful face snd form, and she has aban-
Toned all hope of ever re entering the society
oi which abe once was a brilliant ornament.
The mother-in-law of the late Nathaniel
Adams, her daughter, her daughters daugh-
er, her daughters daughters daughter, aud
her daughters daughters daughters daush.
er are all living at his late residence in the
Roxbury district of Boston, Mass. Thus
here are five generations of women in con-
inuous line living under the same roof, they
'eing Mrs. Hendley, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. VOL
.ott, Mrs. Colby, and little Miss Colby. Mrs.
1endley is ninety-fve years of age, and the
infant few weeks only.
Miss Rochila Blair, ;he eldest daughter
II Colonel L. w. Blair, the we'll known duel
st OF South Carolina, and Greenbacker, who
Tas killed recently by CIptain Hattie, COM
nitted suicide last week. The deceased was
ess than twenty years OF age. A strangely s
ragic fatality seems to have pursued the
Blair family. The grandfather was hanged ,
Or murder; Colonel Blair's father commit
I'd suicide while a member of Congress; the
olonel himself was tried for murder, and
fter killing several men was himself killed,
nd now his eldest daughter swells the list 9
8 suicide.
number OF rufhans, of whom Troy pos 0
esses large and varied assortment, made a
aid upon garden in the suburbs of that
lty on Sunday. The lady of The house twice
rdered them of the premises, and twice they C
efused 10 go, with the coarse insolence which 4
owsrds generally employ toward women.
n this case, however, they had mistaken the
erson whom they tried TO bully. After the
'cond warning she calmly said: every we'll; ?
have big dog ami a brace of revolvers in fl
he house. The dog is not afraid to bite, and
am not afraid to shoot. / will show them
} you" When she returned the rowdies
ere not there. a
Mime. Onasie Gambetta has a head for y
olitics, but never came forward as a politi- =
Il woman, writes Paris correspondent OF
he Fail Mall Gazette. 1t was perhaps a pity
lat she did not, for che would have seen
trough the intrigsnts who attached them &
lives to Gambetta when fortune smiled Al
pom him, and by destroying his popularity, Ii
lng him in the direction of reactionary | W
'nservatlves, oil whom he can never be 3 | Ii
lccessful leader. A man OF NJ. Gambetta's 3
gorous nature can never it into the skin | al
Salisbury Nine. Onasie Gambetta's d.
fuence with her con after he became presi- %
INT of the Chamber was exercised with tact
I'D great prudence.
A New York correspondent states: "Imet
RS. Frank Leslie on her way TO New York, d.
hlch she visits from Saratoga for two days cl
ch week to sign checks and direct the policy al
I'd management of the thirteen illustrated at
riodicals that issue from her immense es- vi
blishment. Her position, as happen to
low, Is by no means a sinecure. She is a z:
orough woman of business. She delegates
little "a possible of the work 10 assistants. Fl
ID makes 1t point summer and winter to w
yn all checks and money orders herself tn
ake all contracts for supplies, see the proofs be
all articles before they are published, ard
prove the makeup of every periodical be- be
re it is sent 10 press" VIC
Mrs. Tilton lives obscurely in BROOKLYN.
divided for in part by Tilton, and in part
several adherenis of Beecher but neither liv
these two men, whom che brought SO nearly Sai Si
ruin, goes near her. She goes to hear
echer preach sometimes, and when she
Is comes out of her privacy, shows herself
aged woman, bearing the i'm mr.
,ss of mental and physical suffering in en-
white face and stopped figure. A strange ree
come of the trial was that the leading mi
Tyer on each side struck up frien1liness ea,
h his opponents client. VIM. NJ. Evarts, tn,
ose long forefnger and 100-word cross an