The Benton weekly record., 1882-08-17
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l7(}sf THE LADIES.

The European bathing dresses Wlthou
sleeves are adopted here BY ladies WIN
swim well.
Mrs. Cook, wife II the Rev. JOSEPH
Cook, has returned to this country after
tour around rl,e world
Large I14glsorh bats with wtIjto and vel
low plnma4 are most popular, because
they can ID worn with costumes Of any OF
the coIors now IN vogue.
The Supreme Court Of Errors Of Con
hacticut haa decided that women are eligi-
Die to admission as attorneys III that
State.
The latest large London hat, called the
Langtry, has marabout feathers set in a
soft fluffy puff ON the edge OF the brin.
Many Of the Gotten aatitls that are too
aIjking and bizarre for dresses to be worn
In the city will be effective for country
toilets.
Tenitian lace in patterns like those OF
rose point il the most elegant trimming
for The Canton Grape dresses worn at sum
mer receptions.
Madopolmas is tile ne.F French fabric
for 'washtng@ dress. 1t is stamped with
figures in bright color=- else it is plain
cream white.
A correspondent wishes to know the best
way to winter gesal1iuns. The beat and
cheapest way il 10 sling 'etn over the back
fence, and bay q ne" Lot IN the spring.
Small boys wear scarlet coats OF h,1zzar
cloth over their white kilt suits at the
watering places. There are frogs Of black
cord up The front Of the jacket. 4 red
Turkish fez completes the costume.
Just as beaded trimmings are losing
favor and are about to he relegated TO the
Indians who first wore them, il Is asnonnc-
cd that real gold beads, real turquoiaes
and pure amber beads are IN vogue In
Paris.
II should think you would feel badly
about leaving this place, +" said The house
maid to the departing cook. 81 don't, I'm
glad to go. ! ain't sorry to leave any Of
you-excepting the dog. Poor old Tiger,
he always washed the plates for me.''
4 correspondent OF the Peoples F5reside
Journal says: / wish to recommend the
following splendid receipt for stove black
ing: One ounce Of gun, tragacanth; boil
fifteen minutes in pintot water; then add
four ounces Of black lead, one large spoon /
ful Of mola8seB, and one pint Of water. AD-
ply when the stove is nearly cold.
Mrs. MeCoble, All Austin lady, u.bulScd :
her colored cook, Matilda SNOWFALL, III the
words: .'N'ilan / hired YOU,
you said you didn't havoany male friends;
and now find a man in the kitchen half
The time" I.ol' brcss your soul, he amt ]
no male friend of mine. ,, WHO ii he then = ]
SHeam only my hnsbaud, ,-1eras SIT :.
;ugs. y
No gentleman viii kick his wife when /
she is down. 1t shows 4 yinelicitive tlispo-
sition, and tends IL destroy that feeling Of r
confidence aud respect which should /
exist between two persons thus situated.
Of course there are times when a husband
n moment Of passion will knock lii wife W
Town before he can restrain himself; but
my gentleman WonId stop and think be- Z
ore kicking aer.--5I3ech's 9elss
Schuyler ColfAz, when asked how he 10
TODD on the proposed suffrage amendment
Q the Indiana Stats Constitution said
ntand 10 vote for the equal suffrage =
fol many reasons, chief Of II
Which Is that, a. women are subject to tax
tion and the ponlGcntiary, and at other T.
ivil and criminal laws equally with men
zseens but just that legislation on such r.
abjects should be with consent Of the =
oEerned,-- lEes1erR Fom0n's journal.
"Lady customeE-s'W WI hat IRE straUber- -
es to-tiay2" Tradesman who thinks he
rs ! grand order Two shillings q bask- u
!, madam. = Lady customer And what =:
70 the beans2' bridesmaid Three and 7
x the bundle, madam" Lady customer
swell, ahent like parsely when it IS
esil; 70 you can send bit every day, =,
ID when It comes to 4 pennyworth, just ~
lit down to ne.' fabeleau. .--London
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