Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-14
FOR AND ABOUT wOMEN.

| thought he could finish all he desired 10 S.
! by O'Clock tomorrow.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
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FOR AND ABOUT WOMEN.
Mrs. Harriet Leech, Conlyville, anI Mrs
Lucy X. Mitchell, Mayer vile are among the ne-,t
postotice sppointees in Mississippi.
Lieutenant Schwatka, Of the Arctic search
is about to marry beautiful and clever young
woman Of Rock Island, Miss Ada Bracket.
hardened wretch. docs our talk disturb
you?'' said one of company of talkstivc ladies
10 an pa gentleman sitting in railroad station
reply; Eve been married nigh on to forty years
Two women called on a Maine dentist
simultaneously, one to have al her eth eXtfacted
ana the other only three. Tne DENTS. mistaken y
pui the latter unGer the influence Of ether, and
rendered her toothless a jury viii estimate the
damage.
Miss Charlotte Kemper, OF the Virginia
les and Latin in the Augusta Seminary, Is about
10 so as a missionary to Brazil. Miss kemper is
requirements and much strength OF character.
A woman, from her sex and character. hss
claim to many things besides shelter, food sud
clothing. She is not less woman for being we'd
good vile recollects all which this implies and
shows himself perpetually chiyalrous, sweet
spoken, considerate and deferential,
The wear and tear of life come chiefly
from straining after the impossible. Nervous eX-
element, alternate hores and disaP7oiutments,
unavailing struggles feyerish anNietes bitter
fail these are the worst enemies of health and
happiness, the most fatal destroyers OF peace and
prosperity. They come for the most part from
taking up needless burdens.
Monsieur, business man, ia smoking
cigar in his private room. Madame Is knitting be
side him. The card OF relentless bore is brought
in. Monsieur-Say I'm not at home Madame
goodness itself)-Why not let the poor man com
in? Gou are not doing anything. Monsieur-
That's just it. When l have nothing to do / don't
like TO be disturbed.-E'dris Paper.
Mrs. Z. A. Burke, who happens to own the
the controlling interest in the New Orleans Times
Democrat, on Christmas day presented to each Of
the newsboys on that paper handsome outfit Of
new clothes This was beautiful thOuehtin Mrs
Burke and will endear her name to the forty or
fifty boys who make The Crescent City howl every
ling with the cry, Heres your Times Dana
Mrs. Lockwood, the female LAWYER OF
Washington, became the defendant in suit the
ether day, and acted as her own counsel. During
the life Of her husband she Endorsed note for
sued for the amount. Mrs. Lockwood pleaded
cOverture, but it appeared that she signed the
note in the course OF her business attorney,
and the judge directed her to Withdraw the plea
under the pain of dIsbarment.
The Provencal women are the stateliest.
most queenlike specimens of their sex that are to
be seen. Tall, well-formed strong, with piercing
black eyes, and bronzed face they charm the eve
and attract the lover OF the beautiful There is
the suns rays from their pretty faces as they chat
ter in their old Provencal dialect. In any other
WODl1 DnOteUfSph
themselves upon the hearts Of men. rouse pas
sion which only its return could soothe.
woman of rare intelligence who for
some tiGe has been urging the establishment of 3
Womans college in Mississippi, writes the jackson
Carton on her layorite theme. WHICH, by the way,
has been Endorsed by all sorts and conditions OF
facilities to girls whose means are limited aud who
are unable to attend these private colleges aud
ton means OF support, and who would most
likely benefit the Stale by becoming teachers in
male college, properly conducted, would raise the
standard OF female education throughout the State
and improve ali our female Schools
To illustrate the difficulties that are to be
overcome, the case of Frank Baker which is refer
red TO in late number Of the International Rer0r
IS IN point. In lSTtBaker married sally West in /
Ohio. A shogt tins thereafter sally procured a |
divorce from Frank for gross neglect of duty !
under the laws OF this state. Later Baker married
Miss Nelson at Auburn, in the State OF New Yorx
whereupon he was Immediately indicted and con
Tietet for bigamy and the Court OF Appeals sus- |
The courts of Ohio had taken Sally from him and |
he courts OF New York declared that the act OF |
ng penitential solitude for two years The F,rorf |
hus sets forth the possible status of Baker and his
wO wives in different States.
A " girl graduate" writes to the FaH 1LdV |
Id-tHe; The recent announcement that a lady |
tudent of Girton college placed third in tie |
fridge, does not do fun justice to the achieve
nens OF the ladies in this abstuse field of study
rs matter OF fact. two Newman students were,
n the Judgment of the examiners, worthy of a
lrst class-a distinction gained on the present oc-
aston by no male candidate. The explanation Of
he silence OF the examiners ON this point is that
hose two ladies had not qualified themselves by
asslng all the previous public examinations Of
aides has been informal, and merely an act Of
?urtesy on the part OF the examiners. These two
lstlngulshed moralists are TIE last whose light |
'1il thus be hid under bushel."
The Boston Journal gave way to a little
hid indignation the other day in the following
aragrdph; Clara Louise Kellogg sang about
l,UO worth q Npft ,1F4f-
sntiary the other day, and asked not hing for it,
man who had never sto.en ANYTHING or ml@c
)ve TO another mans horse would have 10 pay 81
} hear her. About the only man who gets lett
owad4ys, ana has to pay big price for all the
lg citizen" There is some truth in this con
fusion, and, though the tone is not quite so phil
m newspaper, it was entirely unnecessary Ter the
maha ls-e to retort as follows. I'VE have no doubt
lat il the editor OF the Boston Journal had been
Nebraska he would have been placed in a posi-
on where he could have heard Clara for nothing"
Gulteau, 1t appears, has his disciples al
ady IA theology and practice. Miss Cummings
Chautauqua county, New York, who. according ,
the Fredo1la papers, Is a beautiful. highly e1u-
tied young woman and teacher Of that town. I :
a given herself up within the last month shop
itIuS and burglary, with young man of Buffalo |
1T claimed to have acted under an "iuspiration |
Deity The inspiration in this case guided
lem 70 take only six dresses, china tcasets, silver
Id other kuick-knaeks which would como in
cely in housekeeping. There have been, in ail
ocular kinds of crime. Suicfie. murder by as S.
nation and poisoning and theft, have pr0veG IS !
hich calls itself inspiration" is the shTewdest If
] in looking after the main chance.
The egg, "a II comes from the nest. Is A /
Their the necessity for immediate oousiImptiui. !
for practical prev, nJive OF the liability OF los
, overcome this diS4greeable alternative the ia
.nilve genius OF Chicago woman MS Lydia J.
lldwelD has successfully introduced and applied /,
.Tishable article. The process is simple and :
iective, consisting of the rapid evaporation Of .
nutritiye part imperishable, and adding a small !
oportiOn OF sugar to make it soluble. This in !
resting and profitable manufacture is carried on ;
Chirago by the Chicago Imperishaole Egg Com
my who are just completing their first year with
ghly satisfactory results Their present capacity
eight thousand dozen per day and on the APP I
oachins perfection OF arrangements in progress !
is capacity will be increased 10 twenty thousand
THREE WOMEN. :
Tree women went sailing Ont into the street :
TO the brown stone front where the red flag 6
hung, :
ley jostled the crowd all day on their feet.
While going and going and gone was sung. +
II women must go where bargains are had, +
I'd buy old trash, IF ever so bad. =
And husbands must never be groaning. 4
Tree husbands, all hungry, went homeward 10 /
But when they arrived there was nothing to eat H
rec women, all crazy, and feeling fine, /,
We're Cabling OF bargains along on the street; !,
r women must talk Of the bargains they buy. ~
ID homes must suffer, and babies must cry, "
And husbands must ever be grooming. ;.
rec women were showing their husbands with
giee
Their bargains at prices that never were beat:
rec husbands all starving and mad As could be, II
We're tossing the bargains out L. to The street,
T men don't know when bargains are cheap,
ID women poor creatures do nothing buL weep.
lnd husbands must ever be eroaning.
-ROctcstsT E.yr.ss. h.
For three weeks past the office of Bar 81
ms circus, in New York, has been flooded with q
DlcatiODs from men and women all over the pl
lntry for the pTlze offered some time ago Of e
600 for the haudsOmcst woman and 5000 for e
handsOmest man in America. During an / IA
eTview printed in the SaHdcy NelUs the agents. / VI
er discussing at length the merits OF many Of al
applications, are reported as saying; Among b'
really cOmmendable subjects we have received b'
Is far are photographs OF three Octoroons from l.
" Orleans, one Of which Mr.. Barnum thinks l IA
y favOrably Of All three are very handsome, -
SeVer but the one in question sends an aldayit %
N prominent citizen, stating that neSlura 1
ng perfect III face ana form She possesses very pl
4 olive complexion and liquid blue eyes, with I ii
en- black hair, and that she very rare type al
Jeauty. Her mother was quadrOon, and her III
her was one Of the handSOmest planters in the ~
18th, he being OF French extraction At the b,
e OF the war, while she still young, her la
ler after losing his property died, and She not ol
wing OF her mother, driftcd into New Orleans. OF
ere she has slace lived a. govlrlfss in wealthy =
NY Ia her letter r-e urges Lat L5- type ol 81
uIg would draw Inu-e than u the subject was a c'
rough American, and as il now STANDS II is Va
probable that this beauty may be Nj Bar ~
rs selection cI